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- !you may want to incorporate these into your .Xdefaults file:
- nc.autoStart: True
- ! if you have impressario installed, the following two lines set up printing
- nedit*printCommand: /usr/bin/imprint -G
- nedit*printNameOption: -b
- !--------------------------------------------------------------------------
- ! The following two lines cause Nedit to use the current scheme colors
- ! for all widgets including buttons, menus, check-boxes, and WM things
- ! such as scroll bars.
- nedit*sgiMode: true
- nedit*useSchemes: all
- nedit*scheme: IndigoMagic
- ! The following lines cause Nedit to additionally use the current scheme
- ! for editable text background and foreground, both normal and selected.
- nedit*text.foreground: SGI_DYNAMIC TextForeground
- nedit*text.background: SGI_DYNAMIC TextBackground
- nedit*text.selectForeground: SGI_DYNAMIC TextSelectedForeground
- nedit*text.selectBackground: SGI_DYNAMIC TextSelectedBackground
- ! The following cause Nedit to display a flashing paren or bracket
- ! in text color on an orange background, the shade of orange being
- ! selected through the scheme in effect. Could also use RedColor
- ! or DrawingAreaContrastColor1 here.
- nedit*text.highlightForeground: SGI_DYNAMIC TextForeground
- nedit*text.highlightBackground: SGI_DYNAMIC OrangeColor
- ! The following line sets the color of the text cursor. Since it is
- ! only a hairline, the text foreground color is fine for this use.
- ! However, one could also use PurpleColor or hilightColor1.
- nedit*text.cursorForeground: SGI_DYNAMIC TextForeground
- !--------------------------------------------------------------------------
- ! sgiMode also adds extra margin width to pushButtons, making NEdit's Replace
- ! dialog, with its closely packed buttons, look slightly strange; so if you're
- ! going to use NEdit in sgiMode, the following resource setting is also strongly
- ! suggested:
- nedit*replaceDialog*XmPushButton.marginWidth: 2
-