Closed valignatev closed 6 years ago
Related spacemacs code for the reference: https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs/blob/bd7ef98e4c35fd87538dd2a81356cc83f5fd02f3/layers/%2Bcheckers/syntax-checking/packages.el#L38
@valignatev hmm, I'm not sure what's going on here. On my setup it looks as in the screenshots (rounded). I've attached a little screenshot of it:
Do you see this on the develop
branch?
Thanks for the fast response! I'm not using Spacemacs, I'm just using this theme with my custom emacs config. And this repo doesn't seem to have a develop branch
@valignatev Yeah I see, I thought you were using spacemacs, thus the mentioned develop
branch :smile:. I'm not sure about this, because if I had this custom fringe indicator in the theme's code, this will be a duplicate of what's already there in spacemacs. Maybe as a middle ground, we can just take that code and put it in the README file of this theme for the users to add it themselves in their configs.
Yeah, I actually think this is a great way to both avoid duplication and to educate people about Emacs UI capabilities a little bit.
Awesome, I'll do that once I come back from my holidays. Until then, please let this issue open :smile: :tropical_drink:
This should solve this issue: ec1283ff8fa10a575e599b7b160e6082f1109409
Thanks! :tada:
Hi! Currently, fringe error/warning bitmaps are not "round", and look like chevrons instead:
I've checked the code, and it seems that spacemacs-theme only defines colors. It means that Spacemacs overrides the bitmap somewhere else, not in the theme. I think that putting it in the theme is a logical thing, because fringe bitmap is a visual thing, and it's in the screenshots in the readme :) What do you think?