! My $HOME/.Xdefaults file for NEdit

! The lines below define my NEdit X11 resources.
! As every X11 program NEdit has a lot of configurable settings. Many of
! them are beyond the possibilities of NEdit's configuration file 
! ($HOME/.nedit/nedit.rc) or the preferences dialog. 

! To make X11 resource settings persistent, they should be added to the file
! $HOME/.Xdefaults

! Do NOT add them to system-wide /etc/X11/app-defaults/ directory! This will
! break NEdit. 

! To activate the X11 resources (without logoff/logon) enter
! xrdb -merge $HOME/.Xdefaults

! TODO: Is it Debian's default behaviour to read $HOME/.Xdefaults? Or has
! it to be configured somewhere (perhaps /etc/X11/Xsession.options)?

! Caveat: The .Xdefaults file defines X11 resources for the X11 `server'. In
! X11 speech this is the machine where the program is displayed. This
! may or may not be the same machine where NEdit is running on. If you 
! connect to a remote machine (via ssh with X11 forwarding, for example), the
! definitions in $HOME/.Xdefaults on the remote machine are not relevant!
! What counts is the .Xdefaults file on the machine where you're sitting.
! This may be puzzling but this is X11.


! ===========================================================================
!                               Nedit
! ===========================================================================

nedit*text.selectBackground: grey85
nedit*text.selectForeground: black
nedit*text.heavyCursor: true
nedit*text.background: white
nedit*helpText.background: grey85
nedit*fontList: -adobe-helvetica-bold-r-normal--12-*-*-*-*-*-*
nedit.multiClickTime: 400
nedit.shell: /bin/sh

! Drag & Drop with Tabs needs Patch 2190783
nedit.dragDropTabs:true
nedit.dragDropTabsCursor:true
nedit.dragDropTabsAnimation:true

! More than one tab row if needed
nedit*XmLFolder.tabsPerRow: 8 

! To make long(er) filename display (still not all due to XmL-widget restraints)
nedit*XmLFolder.maxTabWidth:400