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I'm using the PRO-dark-XFCE-edition-II-1 theme on Xubuntu. When I open Emacs as a graphical editor from the command line, these warning are printed in the terminal emulator:
It seems that whatever code is parsing the gtk.css file is confused by the last third-last and second-last characters (/*) on these lines.
While this is certainly not a big deal, it is a bit annoying to have unneeded warnings in the console. This could be fixed either by deleting the lines, or probably by adding a space near their end, thus: /*/// ... // */.
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EDIT:
For a quick fix, open the following css files with a regex capable text editor such as sublime text, and use the following regex in find/replace to remove all commenting from both gtk css files:
# Regex to match all css comments
/\*.+?\*/
# Files to edit
/home/jeff/.themes/PRO-dark-XFCE-4.14/gtk-3.0/gtk.css
/home/jeff/.themes/PRO-dark-XFCE-4.14/gtk-3.0/gtk-dark.css
I'm using the PRO-dark-XFCE-edition-II-1 theme on Xubuntu. When I open Emacs as a graphical editor from the command line, these warning are printed in the terminal emulator:
I've traced them to lines 4419 and 4512 in file gtk-3.0/gtk.css of the PRO-dark-XFCE-edition-II-1 theme:
It seems that whatever code is parsing the gtk.css file is confused by the last third-last and second-last characters (
/*
) on these lines.While this is certainly not a big deal, it is a bit annoying to have unneeded warnings in the console. This could be fixed either by deleting the lines, or probably by adding a space near their end, thus:
/*/// ... // */
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: