GNU ELPA - nlinum

nlinum

Description
Show line numbers in the margin
Latest
nlinum-1.9.tar (.sig), 2024-Mar-31, 20.0 KiB
Maintainer
Stefan Monnier <monnier@iro.umontreal.ca>
Atom feed
nlinum.xml
Website
https://elpa.gnu.org/packages/nlinum.html
Browse repository
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To install this package from Emacs, use package-install or list-packages.

Full description

This is like linum-mode, but uses jit-lock to be (hopefully)
more efficient.

News:

v1.9:
- Add `nlinu-widen'.

v1.8:
- Add `nlinum-use-right-margin'.

v1.7:
- Add ability to highlight current line number.
- New custom variable `nlinum-highlight-current-line' and
  face `nlinum-current-line'.
- New `nlinum' group in Custom.

v1.3:
- New custom variable `nlinum-format'.
- Change in calling convention of `nlinum-format-function'.

v1.2:
- New global mode `global-nlinum-mode'.
- New config var `nlinum-format-function'.

Known bugs:
- When narrowed, there can be a "bogus" line number that appears at the
  very end of the buffer.
- After widening, the current line's number may stay stale until the
  next command.

Old versions

nlinum-1.8.1.el.lz2017-Nov-044.98 KiB
nlinum-1.8.el.lz2017-Oct-164.85 KiB
nlinum-1.7.el.lz2017-Jun-064.57 KiB
nlinum-1.6.el.lz2015-Feb-103.52 KiB
nlinum-1.5.el.lz2014-Jul-043.42 KiB
nlinum-1.4.el.lz2014-Jun-213.35 KiB
nlinum-1.3.el.lz2014-Apr-292.96 KiB
nlinum-1.2.el.lz2014-Jan-032.67 KiB
nlinum-1.1.el.lz2012-Nov-292.48 KiB

News

v1.9:
- Add `nlinu-widen'.

v1.8:
- Add `nlinum-use-right-margin'.

v1.7:
- Add ability to highlight current line number.
- New custom variable `nlinum-highlight-current-line' and
  face `nlinum-current-line'.
- New `nlinum' group in Custom.

v1.3:
- New custom variable `nlinum-format'.
- Change in calling convention of `nlinum-format-function'.

v1.2:
- New global mode `global-nlinum-mode'.
- New config var `nlinum-format-function'.

Known bugs:
- When narrowed, there can be a "bogus" line number that appears at the
  very end of the buffer.
- After widening, the current line's number may stay stale until the
  next command.