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bug#16992: feature request: background images
From: |
Cecilio Pardo |
Subject: |
bug#16992: feature request: background images |
Date: |
Fri, 8 Nov 2024 20:20:31 +0100 |
User-agent: |
Mozilla Thunderbird |
On 08/11/2024 19:50, Eli Zaretskii wrote:
So what is the Lisp API for drawing those "dynamic" things? AFAIU,
you've only shown the API to set a single static background image.
There is no lisp api yet. In this example the fill-column line is drawn
always, in the part that iterates through the windows.
Is the background image scrolled or isn't it?
No. The background image is always fixed at this point.
Those "dynamic" drawings are the most wanted feature that is currently
missing. And the challenge is to implement them in a way that won't
make redisplay significantly slower, e.g. due to disabled
optimizations (like scrolling_window).
Then let's drop the image thing for now and focus on this.
The two use cases I have right now imply just a series of vertical lines:
- Lines fixed One to an x coordinate with an infinite height, for
fill-column.
- Segments distributed through the window for the indent-lines.
We could have buffer local variables to define these lines.
What other features should we consider? Should we open a new bug report
to discuss this?