feature request: add fixed size minimap #95

sparx commented 2026年03月12日 17:45:30 +01:00

This is a minimap option that will show the entire editor contents.
The font size will be set such that the entire buffer will be displayed at once, as opposed to the current method of using a constant font size and scrolling the minimap.
Consequently, the thumb size for the minimap should be the same as that of the vertical scrollbar.

This is a minimap option that will show the entire editor contents. The font size will be set such that the entire buffer will be displayed at once, as opposed to the current method of using a constant font size and scrolling the minimap. Consequently, the thumb size for the minimap should be the same as that of the vertical scrollbar.

krig commented 2026年05月14日 23:07:59 +02:00

Hello,

I've decided to go through and close issues that I don't intend to fix. If it's a feature request for something that I haven't planned to do, then I would encourage you as the reader to fix it yourself! It's open source, I'm guessing most people who are using a code editor are coders, and it's good for you to learn new things. I've come to realize that I can't fix WGPU issues on a particular piece of hardware for example. Whoever has that problem will have to solve it so they can verify that the fix actually works.

If it's a packaging thing, like providing packages for a particular OS, Linux distro or architecture, then all I can say is that I have tried and there just isn't enough time in my life to support everything people want. What I have done is hook up this repo to a Github mirror with actions enabled: https://github.com/GramEditor/gram. My suggestion to anyone who needs or wants a particular build is to make a PR that adds build support that way.

Hello, I've decided to go through and close issues that I don't intend to fix. If it's a feature request for something that I haven't planned to do, then I would encourage you as the reader to fix it yourself! It's open source, I'm guessing most people who are using a code editor are coders, and it's good for you to learn new things. I've come to realize that I can't fix WGPU issues on a particular piece of hardware for example. Whoever has that problem will have to solve it so they can verify that the fix actually works. If it's a packaging thing, like providing packages for a particular OS, Linux distro or architecture, then all I can say is that I have tried and there just isn't enough time in my life to support everything people want. What I _have_ done is hook up this repo to a Github mirror with actions enabled: https://github.com/GramEditor/gram. My suggestion to anyone who needs or wants a particular build is to make a PR that adds build support that way.