Re: blank-mode.el

["Robert J. Chassell" <bob@rattlesnake.com>]

       It happens that the visual mark for end of line is the same
       used in other editors to visualize end of paragraphs.
       This visual mark was suggested by some blank-mode users.
       What visual mark do you suggest?

With input method: latin-1-prefix (mode line indicator:1>) you could
try: / = (but with no space, i.e., /=) which should look like ¬.

That is to say, replace

    (?\n    [?\xB6 ?\n] [?$ ?\n])	; end-of-line

in  `blank-display-mappings' in blank-mode.el with

    (?\n    [?\xAC ?\n] [?$ ?\n])	; end-of-line

`(blank-mode-on)' and `(blank-mode-off)' succeed in this *mail*
buffer, which is an undecided-unix buffer in which I evoke
`toggle-input-method' to show the not-sign, and in a utf-8 buffer.  I
have not checked others.

This mathematical not-sign is the best I could find among common
characters.  It is not very good but is better than putting
start-new-paragraph signs in the middle of a paragraph.

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