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When I open a file and work with sublimity-attractive-centering, lines in the buffer are centralized. But when I scroll the buffer, lines aligns to left again. After scrolled, lines are centralized again. It causes a flash of the screen.
Is it a bug? or any else?
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It seems a bug, but I couldn't reproduce on my environment.
Does it happens also on the vanilla Emacs ? Or can you detect the combination of modes that causes the problem ?
Thanks for your response. It is the global-linum-mode that causes the problem. When I start the vanilla Emacs, and then enable sublimity, it works well. But after enable global-linum-mode, the problem appears again. Here is the code:
Ah, I see, both linum-mode and sublimity set window margins in after-window-configuration-change-hook and they conflict.
It may need some tricky workaround to fix.
When I open a file and work with sublimity-attractive-centering, lines in the buffer are centralized. But when I scroll the buffer, lines aligns to left again. After scrolled, lines are centralized again. It causes a flash of the screen.
Is it a bug? or any else?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: