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When using visual-line-mode the line numbers reflect the physical lines in the file rather than the logical lines. Any chance of getting support for visual-line-mode? :)

I want to use a different offset for negative line numbers but it looks like my value for linum-relative-plusp-offset is being applied to both positive and negative numbers.

Looking at the code, it looks like the abs call in diff1 is always causing minusp to return false in diff. If you perform the abs call after performing the minusp check instead of before and use that value further down for rendering, then that variable should work as intended.

Hello, I was wondering what setting should be applied in order to display the real line number of the current line instead of the marker -> which for me isn't very useful.

Thanks

Hi, I want to know if is there some setting I could apply in order to show the current line number instead of just seeing a zero on the linum, for example:

3
2
1
4  This is the current line|
1
2
3

Thanks in advance!

:set rnu in Vim includes the absolute line number on the current line, which make relative line numbers be mostly the best of both worlds. This would be excellent functionality to add to linum-relative.

The last MELPA Stable release was in 2013. Please release an updated version of linum-relative on MELPA Stable.

linum-relative seems to be showing the relative numbers based on the actual or logical line numbers instead of visual lines.

Eg. from the screenshot, currently we're on the TODO on line 12. The section heading 'Packages' is 27 lines below the current line. However, we can jump to it (using evil) directly using 3j since it's only 3 "visual" lines away.

Would it be possible to show the visual relative line numbers instead of the actual relative line numbers?

Thanks for a great plugin 👍

Since linum-relative will have some new feature, it's need to rewrite the README doc

1. Show current line number on linum-relative
2. Show both relative and current line number on fringe

The foreground and background of linum-relative-current-face should be set to nil both otherwise it seems imcompatible with most themes, e.g. solarized, zenburn. Also, I think nil is a better choice as a default value than :foreground "#CAE682" :background "#444444", isn't it?

Hi:
This package looks to be unmaintained but also there is a substitution inside emacs introduced the last year: display-line-numbers with the "relative" value set. It is implemented in the display engine so it is very efficient.
Please, add a comment informing that in the readme in order to assert that new users get the newer/maintained alternative and the old users switch.

Hello,

Pardon my ignorance. How can I add an space between the line number and the code? I tried doing something like the following:

(defvar relative-linum-format-string "%3d ")

but it doesn't work. If you leave an space after the d when in emacs linum, it works, but then I don't get the relative numbers.

Thank you,

Adria

Evil mode emulates Vim command line feature (accessible by : key). If linum-relative-global-mode mode is enabled, the linum-relative-current-symbol (defaults to 0) is displayed when command-line is active.

I'm packaging linum-relative for GNU Guix. It would be nice to have a new release. There hasn't been one in a long time despite many changes.

Hi,
I would like to use linum-relative, but there is one issue with it.
When I set linum-format linum-relative stops working.
Without setting format edited text is "glued" with line number.

I updated linum-relative today, and whenever I open a new helm window, I get this.

linum-relative: Invalid function: with-helm-buffer

I don't want linum-relative in my helm buffers anyway, is there a way to turn this feature off?

I'm prety new to emacs, could someone tell me how to provide more debug info (if you need it)
I'm using the latest helm on melpa
Helm also updated today (so that might be the issue?)

All other themes I enable have the current line number highlighted and different in color than the other numbers. I looked everywhere for the name of the face so I could customize it in Solarized theme but didn't find it. What is so special about Solarized that it overwrite? Ignore? highlighting the current line number. I would assume the theme has nothing to do with this since it is a linum-relative property?

is possible add real line number instead -> 0

Hi. Is there any way to freeze the line numbers, so that changing the current line does not change the numbers?

Hello,

This is not a linum-relative issue but I could not figure out how to ask you this question. I use nlinum and noticed that you had a nlinum-relative repository. https://github.com/edran/emacs.d/blob/master/lisp/nlinum-relative.el

Just want to check your thoughts on why you still do not have a nlinum-relative repo?

Thanks
Joe

Hi, would you be ok to add a specific mode to allow users enabling easily linum-relative in helm ?
See emacs-helm/helm#1257
and
https://github.com/emacs-helm/helm/wiki#linum-relative

Thanks.

Today I just find out emacs26 (commit: 5df239fc6ffbbb16ea6e5546fbec1508bf2cb4b7) now support display line numbers natively, which can make line number render quickly on large file.

Should we keep using linum.el as backend or use emacs 26's line-numbers functions when feature found?

PS: line-numbers already shipped relative line number function AFAIK, so maybe we just make linum-relative's function call line-numbers function and not use the linum.el ?

When toggling on/off linum-relative, it removes user setting for linum-format. User option should be reserved.

I haven't been to customize the colors set by this plugin, and am a bit of a Emacs newbie so I'm not sure where to begin to look. I managed to change everything else I wanted and tried to change the colors, but couldn't get it to work.

This is how it looks: . I don't want that black background on the current line, but not sure where to change it.

Hi! Is there a way to show the absolute line number instead of the zero in the current line?

When using Emacs show-paren-mode, when a brace is underlined, also the "0" in relative numbers is underlined

Hello,

I really like this package but I have this issue where if I enable linum-relative sometimes the text will flicker when moving vertically. I found someone else who also had this issue and he had a video of it on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-V-qXoeZ1w.

This happens when running functions such as occur or set-variables (only the second prompt for the latter).

I tried with a vanilla linum/linum-relative config.

Any clue what happens here?

Edit: oops, accidentally submitted with no explanation

Using the cyberpunk theme (https://github.com/n3mo/cyberpunk-theme.el) which enlarges org-mode headlines, the relative line numbers will get cut off on any lines using the enlarged font size. Reproduced on emacs 24.3 with -Q except for the cyberpunk theme and linum-relative loaded. Screenshot:

http://i.imgur.com/kfp4IMD.png

Hi.
When I open a big file with folded text using org-mode, linum-relative has to calculate the fold line numbers, which is very slow.

Is it possible to add a variable to count only visible lines?

Actually, I don't know if that would make it fast.

Thanks.

When the code is folded there seems to be an issue where the folding of the lines is ignored. Is it the desired behaviour to not use visual lines.

Thank you for making an excellent and so useful package.

Kyle 💻.

It would be a nice-to-have feature if linum-relative could mimic vim's 'hybryd' line numbering. Basically, it's same as relative numbering, but for current line it's absolute number is shown.

Could you submit an update to MELPA, please?

Hi,

This mode is nice. Now I can effectively use my command with precise argument number. However, linum-relative disables linum if it is toggled. Can you make it appear next to linum, or appear on the right margin?

Hi,

I'm using Evil mode and I want to turn on linum-relative when I'm in the normal state, and turn it off wen I'm in the insert state. I'm using linum-relative-toggle as a hook, but it does not work precisely. Could you please provide linum-relative-on and linum-relative-offso I can turn it on/off without ambiguity?

Thank you so much!