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Python syntax highlighting #124
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This is what I get using nano-theme that is available on ELPA: |
Thanks! |
The nano-theme package has a lot of face definitions that are not present in nano-emacs. |
Thanks for this amazing package! I just discovered it yesterday and really happy with it. I met the same issue as @johnjmolina, which becomes problematic for coding tasks. and a latex one The packages and environments are not highlighted. |
@johnjmolina Thanks for the report. Is it with nano-emacs or nano-theme? |
Thanks for the quick response! the problem is with nano-emacs |
You should try with nano-theme that has a wider coverage of faces but the italic face is still not italic (design choice). But it should work if you modify it yourself. |
I could make it work with a call to nano-mode inside the nano-theme package.
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Hello!
Thanks for the great emacs theme.
I've been using nano-emacs for most of my writing, but I can't seem to get the syntax highlighting to work on python files (lisp, c/c++ are OK). Whenever I open a python file (python-mode) only strings are highlighted, not any of the keywords.
Is this expected behavior?
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