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Change doom-line-number-pad-char default to space

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There are some subtle issues with using the unicode, which depends
largely on the font you use. It is also slightly faster to use a space.
If you use whitespace-mode's space-mark feature, then change this to
?\u2002.

Addresses #109
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Henrik Lissner 2017-07-05 02:56:01 +02:00
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@ -32,10 +32,14 @@ shorter major mode name in the mode-line. See `doom|set-mode-name'.")
(defvar doom-line-number-rpad 1 (defvar doom-line-number-rpad 1
"How much padding to place after line numbers.") "How much padding to place after line numbers.")
(defvar doom-line-number-pad-char ?\u2002 (defvar doom-line-number-pad-char 32
"Character to use for padding line numbers. We use an exotic 'space-looking' "Character to use for padding line numbers.
character so that `whitespace-mode' won't replace spaces inside the line number
overlay.") By default, this is a space key. If you use `whitespace-mode' with `space-mark',
the whitespace in line numbers will be affected (this can look ugly). In this
case, you can change this to ?\u2002, which is a unicode character that looks
like a space that `whitespace-mode' won't affect.")
;; Hook(s) ;; Hook(s)
(defvar doom-init-ui-hook nil (defvar doom-init-ui-hook nil