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7.3.11 Group ecb-face-options

This group contains settings for all faces used in ECB:

— User Option: directories-general-face

Basic face for the ECB directories buffer. This defines the basic face the whole directory buffer should displayed with. If the face ecb-default-general-face is used then the display of all ECB-tree-buffers can be changed by modifying only the face ecb-default-general-face.

Changes take first effect after finishing and reactivating ECB!

— User Option: directory-face

Face used for highlighting current directory in the directories buffer. If the face ecb-default-highlight-face is used then the display of all ECB-tree-buffers can be changed by modifying only the face ecb-default-highlight-face.

Changes take first effect after finishing and reactivating ECB!

— User Option: directory-not-accessible-face

Face for not accessible dirs in the directories buffer.

— User Option: history-bucket-node-face

Basic face for displaying a bucket-node in the ECB-history-buffer. This defines the basic face for the bucket-nodes used to bucketize the history-entries as defined with the option ecb-history-make-buckets.

Changes take first effect after finishing and reactivating ECB!

— User Option: history-dead-buffer-face

Face for history entries pointing to dead buffers.

Changes take first effect after finishing and reactivating ECB!

— User Option: history-face

Face used for highlighting current history-entry in the history buffer. If the face ecb-default-highlight-face is used then the display of all ECB-tree-buffers can be changed by modifying only the face ecb-default-highlight-face.

Changes take first effect after finishing and reactivating ECB!

— User Option: history-general-face

Basic face for the ECB directory buffer. This defines the basic face the whole history buffer should displayed with. If the face ecb-default-general-face is used then the display of all ECB-tree-buffers can be changed by modifying only the face ecb-default-general-face.

Changes take first effect after finishing and reactivating ECB!

— User Option: history-indirect-buffer-face

Face for indirect buffers in the history buffer.

Changes take first effect after finishing and reactivating ECB!

— User Option: method-face

Face used for highlighting current method, class or variable in the methods buffer. If the face ecb-default-highlight-face is used then the display of all ECB-tree-buffers can be changed by modifying only the face ecb-default-highlight-face.

Changes take first effect after finishing and reactivating ECB!

— User Option: method-non-semantic-face

Face used for for displaying tags of sources not supported by semantic.

Changes take first effect after finishing and reactivating ECB!

— User Option: methods-general-face

Basic face for the ECB methods buffer. This defines the basic face the whole methods buffer should displayed with. If the face ecb-default-general-face is used then the display of all ECB-tree-buffers can be changed by modifying only the face ecb-default-general-face.

Changes take first effect after finishing and reactivating ECB!

— User Option: source-face

Face used for highlighting current source in the sources buffer. If the face ecb-default-highlight-face is used then the display of all ECB-tree-buffers can be changed by modifying only the face ecb-default-highlight-face.

Changes take first effect after finishing and reactivating ECB!

— User Option: source-in-directories-buffer-face

Face for source files in the directories buffer.

— User Option: sources-general-face

Basic face for the ECB sources buffer. This defines the basic face the whole sources buffer should displayed with. If the face ecb-default-general-face is used then the display of all ECB-tree-buffers can be changed by modifying only the face ecb-default-general-face.

Changes take first effect after finishing and reactivating ECB!

— User Option: source-read-only-face

Face for read-only sources.

— User Option: tag-header-face

Face used for highlighting the tag header after jumping to it by clicking onto a node in the methods buffer.