I'd like to be able to use different color themes when I'm editing text versus when I'm using a terminal such as ansi-term. (Note: I'm not referring to different color schemes for GUI mode versus terminal mode). Is this possible? In general, is it possible to switch the color scheme on a per-buffer basis rather than global?
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There are several threads regarding buffer-local themes, and also several threads regarding using `face-remap-add-relative` to make faces buffer-local. Please try and distinguish your question so that it is not marked as a duplicate and closed. – lawlist Jun 22 '15 at 21:38
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If you can link me to some of these questions I'd appreciate it a great deal. It's not often easy to know what to search for. I wouldn't have the foggiest clue to search for `face-remap-add-relative`. As a person who uses emacs but isn't particularly interested in hacking it myself, I'd just like to get some information on the topic. – limp_chimp Jun 23 '15 at 07:22
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Here is a link to the primary library most frequently cited in threads dealing with buffer-local themes: https://github.com/vic/color-theme-buffer-local Here is a link to a thread that describes how to remap an arbitrary face on a buffer-local basis: http://emacs.stackexchange.com/a/7283/2287 Here is a link to thread dealing with the same concept that remaps the `'default` face on a buffer-local basis, which is triggered by a major-mode hook -- you can replace that example hook with something like `text-mode-hook`: http://stackoverflow.com/a/28008006/2112489 – lawlist Jun 23 '15 at 07:28