line-reminder

Line annotation for changed and saved lines.

Emacs (with line-reminder)	Visual Studio

🔨 Usage

Enable for all buffers.

(global-line-reminder-mode t)

Or you can just enable in specific buffer you want.

(line-reminder-mode t)

❗ Display Annotation

You can either set line-reminder-show-option to linum or indicators like the following snippet below.

(setq line-reminder-show-option 'linum)  ; Or set to 'indicators

Change display symbol: (Default to "▐")

(setq line-reminder-modified-sign "▐"
      line-reminder-saved-sign "▐")

💥 Using linum

linum uses text to display annotation, you can customize the two variables below to change the display symbol. The default value for both variables is set to "▐".

• line-reminder-modified-sign
• line-reminder-saved-sign

Customize format for how line annotation is displayed.

(setq line-reminder-linum-format "%s ")

💥 Using indicators

Customize the symbol of the fringe: (Default to 'line-reminder--default-bitmap)

(setq line-reminder-bitmap 'filled-rectangle)

If you change the fringe location by altering this variable: (Default to 'left-fringe)

(setq line-reminder-fringe-placed 'left-fringe)

🖼️ Display thumbnail

You can display thumbnail by setting:

(setq line-reminder-thumbnail t)

P.S. fringe is oppsing from variable line-reminder-fringe-placed, hence it's default to right-fringe

You can change the thumbnail bitmap by: (Defaul to line-reminder--default-thumbnail-bitmap)

(setq line-reminder-thumbnail-bitmap 'filled-rectangle)

Change thumbnail display symbol: (Default to "▐")

(setq line-reminder-thumb-modified-sign "▐"
      line-reminder-thumb-saved-sign "▐")

💨 Face

List of face you can customize.

For regular indicators

• line-reminder-modified-sign-face
• line-reminder-saved-sign-face

For thumbnail

• line-reminder-modified-sign-thumb-face
• line-reminder-saved-sign-thumb-face

Contribute

If you would like to contribute to this project, you may either clone and make pull requests to this repository. Or you can clone the project and establish your own branch of this tool. Any methods are welcome!