>>>> "Meino" == Meino Christian Cramer
<mccramer(a)s.netic.de> writes:
Meino> I did the following test to ensure, that I am using the
Meino> correct face: I changed the background color for "italic"
Meino> and the chnages were also present in AUC-TeX using italics.
This is a valid test.
Meino> set-face-font seems to refuse to accept ANY change for the
Meino> italic face, regardless, whether I am using oblique fonts
Meino> or something else. The problem seems not to be the input
Meino> (font-string), but something "inside" which refuses to
Meino> change...
Yes, this has been reported before; I am able to reproduce.
Something seems screwy in the instantiation of the face fonts here.
I'm really not sure what.
It seems that you need to
(reset-face 'italic)
before setting the italic font.
If you put
;; let's not keep this forever :-(
(if (emacs-version>= 21 4 6)
(message "After upgrading, try removing the face hack from init.el!"))
(reset-face 'italic)
(set-face-font 'italic your-preferred-font-spec-goes-here 'global)
in your init file, you'll probably get the result you want. Whether
you will be able to use Custom on that face afterward I'm not sure.
You should be able to use -*-iso8859-15 fonts by doing this.
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