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#76494
[PATCH] Highlight fill-column-indicator when current line is longer than `fill-column'
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Eli Zaretskii <eliz <at> gnu.org> writes:
> There might be some misunderstanding: using setq-local makes the
> character local to a buffer, whereas I thought you wanted to use a
> special character only for the lines that exceed the fill-column?
Even if I wanted to, that wouldn't be possible because of the way
display-fill-column-indicator is designed.
> When I use your code, then whenever I'm on a line that is too long,
> _all_ the fill-column indicators in the window change into the U+2503
> character shown in red, not just the indicator of that single line.
Yeah, that's correct, affects the entire indicator.
something like this:
│
│
│
(print "..|........................") │
^ (cursor) │
(print "---") │
│
indicator ^
┃
┃
┃
(print "...............|........................")
^ (cursor) ┃
(print "---") ┃
┃
indicator ^
│
│
│
(print ".......................................")
│
(print "---")| │
^ (cursor) │
indicator ^
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