Re: How to disable syntax coloring?
Benno Schulenberg <[email protected]>
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> Hello, how do I disable syntax coloring on nano? I am using OS X.
Which version of nano?
Do you have a .nanorc file?
If yes, what's in it?
Anyway, there are several ways to do this:
1) If you just want to switch off colours for the moment,
use M-Y -- that is Alt+Y or Cmd+Y.
2) If you don't want to see colours during any session
of nano, you could make an alias:
alias nano="nano --syntax=none"
3) If you want to disable colours more permanently,
run:
sudo nano /etc/nanorc
find the lines that start with the word "include"
(maybe there is just one, maybe there are several),
and put a # character in front of the word. Save
and exit. The next time you start nano, it should
be colourless.
Benno
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