From: Trey Harris <treyharris@gmail.com>
To: 39427@debbugs.gnu.org
Subject: bug#39427: 26.3; whitespace-mode doesn't track fill-column changes
Date: Tue, 04 Feb 2020 15:50:15 -0500 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <87tv46oz5k.fsf@gmail.com> (raw)
1. In *scratch*, toggle whitespace-mode (M-x whitespace-mode RET)
2. Do (C-u 65 x) to get 65 characters, then continue typing into the
line. When you reach 70 (or the value of fill-column), the line will
change face to the long line variant.
3. Do set-fill-column (C-x f) and accept the current value matching
point's current column. Then type "some more".
**Expected behavior:** the long-line face variant should go away when you
increase fill-column, until you begin typing "some-more".
**Actual behaviOor:** the face does not change.
4. Toggle whitespace-mode off and back on (M-x whitespace-mode RET M-xx
whitespace-mode RET)u
5. Delete "some-more" and press DEL again to get the line under a width
of fill-column. Note that the face changes, as a toggle of
whitespace-mode caused it to re-read fill-column's value.
When whitespace-mode is enabled and whitespace-line-column is set to nil
(meaning track fill-column,) it should track changes to fill-column.
But in fact, whitespace-mode doesn't even track changes to
whitespace-line-column; if you set it to, say, 200 at step 3 above, the
line does not re-face without toggling whitespace-mode, either.
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