#+title: hybrid-linum-mode
#+author: Jakub Nowak

=hybrid-linum-mode= is a minor mode that provides an alternative line number display to =display-line-numbers-mode=, which looks slightly more like vim's hybrid line numbering.
The main difference between this and =(setq display-line-numbers 'relative)= is that the current line number can be modified via =current-line-number-display-function=, and by default is the absolute line number which is left aligned (unlike =display-line-numbers-mode=, which right aligns all text).
=relative-line-number-face= and =current-line-number-face= are provided to customise the display.

* Installation
=hybrid-linum-mode.el= can be placed in the emacs user directory (usually =~/.emacs.d=) and then ~(load "hybrid-linum-mode")~ should be added to your init file to automatically load the package.

The mode can be automatically enabled, for example in ~prog-mode~ to automatically show line numbers in programming modes, by adding ~(add-hook 'prog-mode-hook #'hybrid-linum-mode)~ to your init file.

** Straight
The following snippet can be used to install the package via Straight.

#+begin_src elisp
  (straight-use-package
   '(hybrid-linum-mode :type git
  		     :host nil
  		     :repo "https://git.cyan.sh/BirDt/hybrid-linum-mode.git"
  		     :files ("*.el")))
#+end_src