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Re: Highlight current line when using gud
From: |
Eli Zaretskii |
Subject: |
Re: Highlight current line when using gud |
Date: |
Wed, 30 Jun 2021 18:50:48 +0300 |
> From: Zhiwei Chen <chenzhiwei03@kuaishou.com>
> CC: Lars Ingebrigtsen <larsi@gnus.org>,
> "condy0919@gmail.com"
> <condy0919@gmail.com>,
> "emacs-devel@gnu.org" <emacs-devel@gnu.org>
> Date: Wed, 30 Jun 2021 14:26:33 +0000
>
> Personally, hl-line-mode is used to show the approximate position of my point
> so the face defined in
> doom-one is fine to me. It needn’t to be too contrast as it hurts my eyes in
> daily use.
> But when debugging, I need to know where the line as if I step over the
> interesting line I will blame myself.
> Debugging is more serious than coding/writing, so I would like to
> make the line highlighted/contrast.
>
> (defun make-hl-line-face-contrast ()
> (setq-local hl-line-face ‘a-more-contrast-one))
> (add-hook gdb-mode-hook #’make-hl-line-face-contrast)
>
> But when I select the source buffer and move the point, forward a page, I
> can’t tell which line I’m debugging.
> So I need to seek for the arrow in fringe but it’s too small to be discovered.
> I imagine that if there is a sticky overlay what will happen. I will never
> lose my debug point…
>
> > Why remove hl-line-mode? It has gobs of users.
>
> Specifically, the 8 lines in gud.el rather than the hl-line-mode itself.
>
> ;; If they turned on hl-line, move the hl-line highlight to
> ;; the arrow's line.
> (when (featurep 'hl-line)
> (cond
> (global-hl-line-mode
> (global-hl-line-highlight))
> ((and hl-line-mode hl-line-sticky-flag)
> (hl-line-highlight)))))
Thanks. It all looks to me as differences in personal preferences. I
have no doubt that some of us (myself included) have no problems
finding the current line in the source buffer, and others use
hl-line-mode with the above code and have no problems at all. So I
wonder what would be the best way of adding the feature you want
without disappointing those who like the existing behavior.