Dear Nick
> > This coloring feature is very cool. I activated it right after
> > reading your
> > e-mail... Until I launch emacs... Then I realize that emacs will not
> > recognize
> > anything - and in particular the prompt - anymore. Is it possible to
> > deactivate to feature dynamically from sage itself, for example when
> > we issue
> > the import sage_emacs as emacs ?
> I have partway done this in my tree, ie it will wait for a prompt,
> detect colors, and issue a %colors NoColor command. Whenever I post a
> new spkg it will be there, but it's not a priority.
Thanks for your quick answer. I didn't imagine that ipython/sage accept during
the session a "%colors NoColor" so that I didn't even try it. Otherwise I
would not have sent my email. This was just what I was asking. I'm deeply
sorry for my stupidity... I should think twice before sending an e-mail.
> But in general this is not the way to go: parsing ANSI and associated
> color commands in emacs is supported but slow, according to a few
> blogs I have read. Why not customize font-lock-mode declarations for
> inferior-sage-mode? Much better.
Sure. I've already done this.
Cheers,
Florent
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