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Two mode line questions Origin of some modeline indications: Git:master [i,#]

I have two questions about theIn my mode line, to the left of where it describes the current modes e.

In my mode line, to the left of where it described the current modes e.g. (Org company), there is text that looks like [#] or sometimes [i,#], where the i and # signs are highlighted.

g. (Org company), there is text that looks like [#] or sometimes [i,#], where the i and # signs are highlighted. I don't think this is a stock emacsEmacs feature as I can't find in the docs what it means in the documentation. What does that mean?

To the left of the above, the mode line mentions Git:master. I have not installed any git related packages. Further, when I look at the currently running modes, I do not see anything that mentions git or version control. I also do not see in the manual anything that mentions out of the box git integration. I'm wondering what I might have done to enable this.

To the left of the above, the mode line mentions Git:master. I have not installed any Git-related packages. Further, when I look at the currently running modes, I do not see anything that mentions Git or version control. I also do not see in the manual anything that mentions out-of-the-box Git integration. I'm wondering what I might have done to enable this.

Two mode line questions

I have two questions about the mode line.

In my mode line, to the left of where it described the current modes e.g. (Org company), there is text that looks like [#] or sometimes [i,#], where the i and # signs are highlighted.

I don't think this is a stock emacs feature as I can't find in the docs what it means.

To the left of the above, the mode line mentions Git:master. I have not installed any git related packages. Further, when I look at the currently running modes, I do not see anything that mentions git or version control. I also do not see in the manual anything that mentions out of the box git integration. I'm wondering what I might have done to enable this.

Origin of some modeline indications: Git:master [i,#]

In my mode line, to the left of where it describes the current modes e.g. (Org company), there is text that looks like [#] or sometimes [i,#], where the i and # signs are highlighted. I don't think this is a stock Emacs feature as I can't find what it means in the documentation. What does that mean?

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asked Oct 9, 2014 at 14:29

Chris

Two mode line questions

I have two questions about the mode line.

In my mode line, to the left of where it described the current modes e.g. (Org company), there is text that looks like [#] or sometimes [i,#], where the i and # signs are highlighted.

I don't think this is a stock emacs feature as I can't find in the docs what it means.

To the left of the above, the mode line mentions Git:master. I have not installed any git related packages. Further, when I look at the currently running modes, I do not see anything that mentions git or version control. I also do not see in the manual anything that mentions out of the box git integration. I'm wondering what I might have done to enable this.

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