I am a hardcore vim user. With the introduction of evil mode and space masks, I move on to emacs from vim. I often edit my code in a dev server (for reasons I can’t explain), and I have to run my editor in terminal mode. One thing that I am missing from Emacs (i.e. vim) is the gutter for displaying useful information, such as / lint compilation errors, when encoding. For this, Emacs has a mode for the graphical interface, but not for terminals. Is there any special reason to exclude fringe mode in the terminal in emacs?
My requirement is to view all errors in a single column (I use flycheck ), so it’s easy to look through the code to search for error lines. flycheck has three ways to highlight an error (row / column / character). I would like the character in the line to be highlighted, but at the same time, I would like to see a column to the left or right of the code that marks error / warning lines with some character. Flycheck does this when fringe mode is turned on, but there is no fringe mode for terminals. Is there any way to get this in terminals?
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