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Emacs scheme resets color scheme

When I edit files (.scm) in Emacs, I seem to lose my chosen color theme. I'm on Ubuntu 11.10; Emacs 23.3.2 GTK + and here are my corresponding .emacs for color theme:

(require 'color-theme) (eval-after-load "color-theme" '(progn (color-theme-initialize) (setq color-theme-is-global t) (color-theme-tm)))

The tm theme looks good and easy on the eyes (warm pastels). But when I download the .scm file, the circuit mode seems to have its own idea of ​​colors and gives me a terrible strong bright blues and, even worse, it glows red for partners. I can open a .lisp file and it matches the tm theme beautifully - like all other file formats. I switched to the emacs-nw console with the term256 setting ... and this seems to have calmed the glow a bit, but in the Emacs GUI it is as if only the schema files are throwing the tm theme, they are dropping even 256 colors angrily angrily looking at me. Even selecting the “Tools / Color Themes” from the Emacs GUI menu does not change the color theme of the poor outline mode. I also use quack.el, but comments do not affect bad colors. Is this an omen for switching to Haskell?

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This problem was caused by the Quack plugin. To fix this, click on the Quack menu and go to Options-> Customize. Scroll down to the Quack Fontify style, click on the Value menu and select either Extended GNU Emacs Style or Emacs Default. Scroll through the backup, click "Save for future sessions" and "Exit".

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/915565/

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