On 12/09/12 21:24, Timothy Madden wrote:
Hello
GNU coding conventions suggest using form-feed (FF, Ctrl+L) characters
on an empty line in source files when separation into logical blocks of
source code is desirable.
Is there a command (like a syntax script) for Vim to show a ruler line
like the one used for folding, when a FF character is encountered on an
empty line ?
Thank you,
Timothy Madden
The problem is that AFAIK, syntax highlighting only applies from the
start of the line to the last character on the line (plus the EOL in
NonText highlighting if 'list' is on and 'listchars' includes "eol:").
If you have a line consisting only of a ^L character, then you can, of
course, set a distinctive highlight in column 1, but not, IIUC, to the
part of the "screen line" which is beyond the end of the "file line".
Best regards,
Tony.
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