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Is there already a package that will grep text in a buffer and allow you to display a unicode character instead?
It is not clear to me what you mean by "instead". Instead of what?
instead of the grepped text.
So for example you want to search for the string "favorite-string", and for every on which it is found, show the line with "favorite-string" replaced with some other character in its place?
but not actually do the replacement? That is, you only want to see the matching lines, without modifying the text of the buffer?
kind of like a font face that translates to a unicode character
I guess I can look into how emojify does it
@theeternalpulse Guessing you want prettify-symbols-mode
https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/brt0sk/prettifysymbolsmode_is_so_cool/ https://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/46529/configuring-prettify-symbols-mode
Are you looking to display ligatures? There's an implementation using prettify-symbols for Fira Code.
Yes this is what I'm looking for. Not exactly sure what ligatures are outside of the reference to fira code, but I don't particularly like that font set.
it's also not necessarily for code, mainly various text and org things I am thinking of testing out