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27.2; Bad interraction between modus-theme and hs-minor-mode
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On 2022-04-07, 08:51 +0300, Eli Zaretskii <eliz <at> gnu.org> wrote:
>> From: Pierre Téchoueyres <pierre.techoueyres <at> free.fr>
>> Cc: info <at> protesilaos.com, 54598 <at> debbugs.gnu.org, larsi <at> gnus.org
>> Date: Wed, 06 Apr 2022 20:57:37 +0200
>>
>> > If you type that character into the buffer text on both systems,
>> > does
>> > it look the same?
>> yes see the attached images.
>>
>> 1) show you that the width is larger on Windows
>> 2) show you that the characters are the same
>
> Not sure I follow: it looks to me like in buffer text the character
> looks the same on both system, but as fill-column-indicator the same
> character displays much wider on Windows than on GNU/Linux, is that
> correct?
>
> If so, I think the reason is the settings of the face attributes,
> especially the background color. What you see is the background color
> whose width is (of course) the entire character cell, not the
> character itself. Can you explain these strange face attributes, and
> what did you intend to achieve by using them?
Good day Eli!
The face on GNU/Linux produces a thin line. Whereas on Windows it
covers the entire character cell. The intent is to get that thin line.
If anything, the given face attributes suggest that the GNU/Linux
version is the one with the odd looks.
@ Pierre: Assuming that we can only achieve this by tinkering with face
attributes, I am happy to make the necessary changes. Though please
note that I cannot test them on Windows. What happens, for example, if
the face also inherits from 'variable-pitch'?
(set-face-attribute 'fill-column-indicator nil :inherit 'variable-pitch :height 1 :background "gray50" :foreground "gray50")
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Protesilaos Stavrou
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