Re: Yesterdays observation of lower left fringe

["Lennart Borgman (gmail)" <lennart.borgman@gmail.com>]

David De La Harpe Golden wrote:
> Lennart Borgman (gmail) wrote:
>> I am not quite comfortable with an observation I made yesterday. I have
>> set indicate-buffer-boundaries to top left and bottom left. The bottom
>> left used a right upper corner symbol yesterday.
>>
>> Today it uses a lower left. I like that more.
>>
>> But it is frustrating that I am using the same Emacs today as yesterday.
>> (But I have rebooted my w32 pc.)
>>
>>
> 
> Um. Doesn't the bottom left only use the upper right corner symbol when
> the last char in the file isn't a newline?  At least, that's the
> behaviour on my fortnight-old emacs build (in the middle of apartment
> move, kinda busy...).
> 
> i.e. it is (or at least was) actively indicating something.


Eh, you are right. But ... signs that do not talk should be crystal
clear ...

Isn't there someone who have a better suggestion for that
"there-is-no-ending-new-line" symbol?

Personally I would be less surprised by a lower right and a lower left
corner, but still confusing. Here is another idea:

If the last line has an ending newline char then place the fringe symbol
one line down (and let it be the same symbol). What about that?