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I've written a package, char-font-lock, that (among else) highlight empty lines at the end of a buffer.

It also highlights the last line (in case it doesn't end with a newline), space at the end of lines, tab characters, and non-ascii characters. You can cherry pick which of the things you would like to highlight.

For example: enter image description here

I've written a package, char-font-lock, that (among else) highlight empty lines at the end of a buffer.

It also highlights the last line (in case it doesn't end with a newline) space at the end of lines, tab characters, and non-ascii characters. You can cherry pick which of the things you would like to highlight.

For example: enter image description here

I've written a package, char-font-lock, that (among else) highlight empty lines at the end of a buffer.

It also highlights the last line (in case it doesn't end with a newline), space at the end of lines, tab characters, and non-ascii characters. You can cherry pick which of the things you would like to highlight.

For example: enter image description here

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Lindydancer
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I've written a package, char-font-lock, that (among else) highlight empty lines at the end of a buffer.

It also highlights the last line (in case it doesn't end with a newline) space at the end of lines, tab characters, and non-ascii characters. You can cherry pick which of the things you would like to highlight.

For example: enter image description here

I've written a package, char-font-lock, that (among else) highlight empty lines at the end of a buffer.

It also highlights the last line (in case it doesn't end with a newline) space at the end of lines, tab characters, and non-ascii characters. You can cherry pick which of the things you would like to highlight.

I've written a package, char-font-lock, that (among else) highlight empty lines at the end of a buffer.

It also highlights the last line (in case it doesn't end with a newline) space at the end of lines, tab characters, and non-ascii characters. You can cherry pick which of the things you would like to highlight.

For example: enter image description here

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Lindydancer
Lindydancer
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I've written a package, char-font-lock, that (among else) highlight empty lines at the end of a buffer.

It also highlights the last line (in case it doesn't end with a newline) space at the end of lines, tab characters, and non-ascii characters. You can cherry pick which of the things you would like to highlight.