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Is there a way to customize how will hl-line mode will affect a given face that is unrelated to hl-line
@vemv is https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17628985/how-to-set-a-buffer-locally-face-attribute-for-a-particular-buffer what you're looking for?
Thanks for the suggestion! That seems to create a buffer-specific hl-line face, whereas I'm seeking a mechanism that says "if hl-line clashes with the specific face xxx, then use yyy as the background color"
you could probably do that by overwriting hl-line-make-overlay
to put a custom face value based off something?
But no, I don't know of any existing way to do this
so i'm playing with rolling my own emacs config instead of spacemacs. what do you folks think of this guide to get me going with cider/clojure mode? http://ccann.github.io/2015/10/18/cider.html Anything you would add or subtract? I'm trying to go as minimal as possible (while using use-package) as I actually finally sit down and learn Emacs. It's been a blast so far but I'm concerned I'm neglecting clojure learning while exploring the new toy.