feature: Add custom for font and column fill. #15
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This commit adds two customs: pico8-use-font and pico8-set-column-fill. The first is disabled by default; the second is enabled by default. I find using the pico-8 font pretty pleasant because I'm often switching back and forth between Emacs and pico-8. Seeing the code go from upper-case to lower-case is jarring from my perspective. If pico8-use-font is enabled and the font isn't available. It'll report a message with a link to where the font may be downloaded. Thank you for this great package I've been using for years.
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Oh, I meant to include a screenshot.
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This commit adds two customs: pico8-use-font and pico8-set-column-fill. The first is disabled by default; the second is enabled by default.
I find using the pico-8 font pretty pleasant because I'm often switching back and forth between Emacs and pico-8. Seeing the code go from upper-case to lower-case is jarring from my perspective.
If pico8-use-font is enabled and the font isn't available. It'll report a message with a link to where the font may be downloaded.
Thank you for this great package I've been using for years.