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I think it would be great to be able to set a minimum "column" where the current line annotation starts.
I know that you can use Current Line: Format to add a fixed amount of whitespace, but that always starts to count from EOL. I'm talking about something like "max between (column 120) and (EOL + 5)", for example. This way the annotations never start before column 120.
So instead of looking like:
It looks like:
I wound find this useful because too often I bring up the "Current Line Hover" unintentionally since I'm used to placing my mouse to the right of the line that I'm viewing. Of course my request would include that the hover doesn't pop up when hovering over the whitespace, only when hovering after column 120 (for example).
I think it would be great to be able to set a minimum "column" where the current line annotation starts.
I know that you can use
Current Line: Format
to add a fixed amount of whitespace, but that always starts to count from EOL. I'm talking about something like "max between (column 120) and (EOL + 5)", for example. This way the annotations never start before column 120.So instead of looking like:
It looks like:
I wound find this useful because too often I bring up the "Current Line Hover" unintentionally since I'm used to placing my mouse to the right of the line that I'm viewing. Of course my request would include that the hover doesn't pop up when hovering over the whitespace, only when hovering after column 120 (for example).