Proper Way to Use Sublime Text Minimap
You'll need to get those ASCII font first.
Emacs Minimap Package
there are 2 minimap packages in emacs i know of. minimap.el and sublimity.el. They are both in MELPA.
〔see Emacs: Install Package with ELPA/MELPA〕
ASCII Font, Are You Serious?
You can draw your own ASCII letters by using emacs picture-mode.
〔see Emacs: Edit Column Text, Rectangle〕
Or, you can use generate ascii font at: http://www.network-science.de/ascii/
examples:
### ######## ####
## ## ## ## ##
## ## ## ## ##
## ## ######## ##
######### ## ##
## ## ## ##
## ## ## ####
Font: starwars
___ .______ __
/ \ | _ \ | |
/ ^ \ | |_) | | |
/ /_\ \ | ___/ | |
/ _____ \ | | | |
/__/ \__\ | _| |__|
Font: isometric3
___ ___
/ /\ / /\ ___
/ /::\ / /::\ / /\
/ /:/\:\ / /:/\:\ / /:/
/ /:/~/::\ / /:/~/:/ /__/::\
/__/:/ /:/\:\ /__/:/ /:/ \__\/\:\__
\ \:\/:/__\/ \ \:\/:/ \ \:\/\
\ \::/ \ \::/ \__\::/
\ \:\ \ \:\ /__/:/
\ \:\ \ \:\ \__\/
\__\/ \__\/
Font: larry3d
__
__ _____ /\_\
/'__`\ /\ '__`\/\ \
/\ \L\.\_\ \ \L\ \ \ \
\ \__/.\_\\ \ ,__/\ \_\
\/__/\/_/ \ \ \/ \/_/
\ \_\
\/_/
Font: bulbhead
__ ____ ____
/__\ ( _ \(_ _)
/(__)\ )___/ _)(_
(__)(__)(__) (____)
Font: doom
_
(_)
__ _ _ __ _
/ _` | '_ \| |
| (_| | |_) | |
\__,_| .__/|_|
| |
|_|
Font: epic
_______ _______ _________
( ___ )( ____ )\__ __/
| ( ) || ( )| ) (
| (___) || (____)| | |
| ___ || _____) | |
| ( ) || ( | |
| ) ( || ) ___) (___
|/ \||/ \_______/
Font: graffiti
.__
_____ ______ |__|
\__ \ \____ \| |
/ __ \| |_≻ ≻ |
(____ / __/|__|
\/|__|
Font: puffy
_
_ _ _ _ (_)
/'_` )( '_`\ | |
( (_| || (_) )| |
`\__,_)| ,__/'(_)
| |
(_)
then, set up abbrev mode or yasnippet template for them. Here's howto:
Really Serious?
but, seriously, i recommend not using any sort of physical layout for presentation. You can read about relevant opinions in the following. (Warning: rant rampant)
- Emacs Flaw: Form Feed Character as Section Indicator
- Programing: Tab vs Space in Source Code
- The Harm of Hard-Wrapping Lines (80-Characters Per Line) (2005)
- Unix, RFC, Line Truncation (2002)
- Programing: Lisp: Automatic Code Formatting, Lint, Auto Indentation
- Text Editor Feature. Extend Selection by Semantic Unit (2006)
thanks to [Rafał Babinicz https://plus.google.com/104054809690343822036/posts] for tip.