Closed GuillaumeLegendre closed 8 years ago
I feel like part of this is already available. And the other part is probably something that needs to be fixed in the atom/atom repository.
I have something of a workaround though, but it really only works when LF is your typical line ending and you want to highlight CRLF lines. (It also doesn't highlight in red.) I have Show Invisibles on for all source code types (not for text files like Markdown) and I set my editor.invisibles
like this:
"*":
editor:
invisibles:
cr: "↩"
eol: " "
tab: "⇥"
This way, all lines ending in CRLF have a ↩at the end that I find to be very visible. It doesn't really work in the other direction though :confused:
After digging into this a little more, it will need to be fixed on the atom/atom repo. Would you mind reopening this Issue there?
Thanks for reporting!
Could it be possible to make more visible lines ending who aren't the line ending by default? In the status bar, on the left of the LF/CRLF/Mixed, I could see a warning icon or the text in red . (yes Mixed would be always with a warning) And make in color: red; and always visible in the file each EOL who aren't the line ending by default.
I often receive file with which I have to work from many source. And they aren't always well formed. If Atom could warn me when it happen and where, I could more easily correct it or ask for the sender to correct it by pointing the error.