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bug#24594: 24.5; `variable-pitch-mode': accept FACE arg instead of hardc
From: |
Drew Adams |
Subject: |
bug#24594: 24.5; `variable-pitch-mode': accept FACE arg instead of hardcoding the face |
Date: |
Mon, 3 Oct 2016 06:36:03 -0700 (PDT) |
> We already have buffer-face-mode.
Not really the same.
> > Was there some particular reason that a mode was written specifically for
> variable-pitch (whether the face `variable-pitch' or variable-pitch faces in
> general), rather than providing a mode for any face? If not then agreed: a
> name change would be appropriate.
>
> The variable-pitch face is a very general face: it stands for a face
> using any variable-pitch font, of which there are gazillions.
A single face. The face is hard-coded in the command. You cannot
use the command with a different face. Being able to customize
a face is something else altogether.
And no, there is nothing special about face `variable-pitch'. In
particular, there is nothing that prevents you from customizing it
to a fixed-pitch face.
- bug#24594: 24.5; `variable-pitch-mode': accept FACE arg instead of hardcoding the face, Drew Adams, 2016/10/02
- bug#24594: 24.5; `variable-pitch-mode': accept FACE arg instead of hardcoding the face, npostavs, 2016/10/04
- bug#24594: 24.5; `variable-pitch-mode': accept FACE arg instead of hardcoding the face, Drew Adams, 2016/10/04
- bug#24594: 24.5; `variable-pitch-mode': accept FACE arg instead of hardcoding the face, npostavs, 2016/10/05
- bug#24594: 24.5; `variable-pitch-mode': accept FACE arg instead of hardcoding the face, Drew Adams, 2016/10/05
- bug#24594: 24.5; `variable-pitch-mode': accept FACE arg instead of hardcoding the face, Noam Postavsky, 2016/10/05
- bug#24594: 24.5; `variable-pitch-mode': accept FACE arg instead of hardcoding the face, Drew Adams, 2016/10/05
- bug#24594: 24.5; `variable-pitch-mode': accept FACE arg instead of hardcoding the face, Noam Postavsky, 2016/10/05
- bug#24594: 24.5; `variable-pitch-mode': accept FACE arg instead of hardcoding the face, Drew Adams, 2016/10/06