Contents
- 1 How to make Vim-airline show symbols properly?
- 2 How do I fix the status bar symbols in the airline plugin?
- 3 How to adjust gVim to my HiDPI Display scaling on Windows 10?
- 4 Why is my airline status not displayed correctly?
- 5 Do you use gvim or Vim in Ubuntu?
- 6 Where can I find fonts for Vim airline?
- 7 How can I setup my Vim-powerline Stack Overflow?
- 8 Is there a default status line for Vim airline?
- 9 How to show the status bar in vim fugitive?
- 10 How to add airline status in vim fugitive?
- 11 How to toggle whitespace detection in Vim airline?
How to make Vim-airline show symbols properly?
Install the powerline-fonts from the Github repository mentioned by the maggick user. Set your terminal font to the “Droid Sans Mono Slashed for Powerline” font. Open your vimrc.local file and paste the lines there. Start vim and gvim and the airline should show correct visuals in both cases.
How do I fix the status bar symbols in the airline plugin?
The background is that airline is a pure vim version of powerline (which was python), and powerline uses UTF-8 characters to insert those angle brackets. So vim-airline just uses the same UTF-8 characters. Then even if you do manage to get one installed they look uglier than you’d hope because the fonts don’t fully work.
Do you need Unicode symbols to use Vim?
The unicode symbols section is unnecessary here if you already have a patched font but it gives you a nice fallback if you try to use other font which doesn’t have the appropriate symbols. If you use Vim in terminal you should switch to the appropriate font in profile preferences of your terminal.
How to adjust gVim to my HiDPI Display scaling on Windows 10?
It currently looks like this (scaled down to 40% of taken screenshot to reflect my display scaling, so it only looks blurry to you, but hopefully you get my point) – the text is so small that it is impossible to work with: How to adjust gVim to my HiDPI display scaling on Windows 10?
Why is my airline status not displayed correctly?
YaHei-Consolas-Hybrid-For-Powerline set your terminal’s font to this font. set airline symbol. My status looks like better, but not ideal, I think it’s because I didn’t find my font in that repository, but it`s nit big problem.
Where can I find prepatched fonts for Vim?
Instructions can be found in the official powerline documentation. Prepatched fonts can be found in the powerline-fonts repository. Otherwise you can change the separator by editing your vimrc, personally I have the following: Yes this is no separator.
Do you use gvim or Vim in Ubuntu?
I using Ubuntu 16.04, try to use gVim and terminal vim, the same. I try to comment all visual config like theme, guifonr, but the same result.
Where can I find fonts for Vim airline?
With vim-airline, I finally found those fonts looking at the vim-airline plugin. Once again I can’t get it quite right: I can see some ugly <<. This is not the beautiful screenshot provided on the bling/vim-airline repository. You didn’t use a patched font!
Why are my powerline fonts not working on airline?
So, I installed the Airline plugin which is working quite nicely. But, I’d like it a bit sweeter. So I went to Powerline. I installed patched fonts from https://github.com/powerline/fonts/tree/master/Hack and modified my .vimrc like so But, as you can see, it doesn’t seem to work correctly… Is it a font issue or is it something else?
How can I setup my Vim-powerline Stack Overflow?
In vim-powerline, I get the status line, but can’t see the nice < delimiters. I installed the plugin via Vundle and updated the configuration file. Any combination looks pretty much the same. It seems that one might have to install new fonts, but there is no how-to for Windows.
Is there a default status line for Vim airline?
The default vim status line can work well but vim-airline inhances it in many ways. Vim-airline is a simple lightweight plugin that integrates with many other popular plugins out of the box (but they are not required). In this post you will learn how to get vim-airline setup with some basic settings and a theme.
What does extern mean in Vim-airline / airline.txt?
With the ‘!’ attribute, skips refreshing the highlighting groups. Shows the status of all available airline extensions. Extern means, the extensions does not come bundled with Airline. Airline comes with some user-defined autocommands. |AirlineModeChanged| The mode in Vim changed.
How to show the status bar in vim fugitive?
Plugin ‘scrooloose/syntastic’Plugin ‘tpope/vim-fugitive’Plugin ‘bling/vim-airline’ Configuring airline Out of the box airline does show the status bar only if at least one split is active: Also the default symbols used in the statusline aren’t that fancy.
How to add airline status in vim fugitive?
So adding airlinefor a fancy status line, syntasticas a syntax checker and git support with fugitiveis as easy as this: Plugin ‘scrooloose/syntastic’Plugin ‘tpope/vim-fugitive’Plugin ‘bling/vim-airline’ Configuring airline Out of the box airline does show the status bar only if at least one split is active:
How to disable the airline extension in Vim?
If you want to disable only certain parts of a section you can |airline-extensions| section. which extensions/functions make use of it. Note: using `g:` (global) variable prefix means, those variables are defined for all windows.
How to toggle whitespace detection in Vim airline?
Toggles whitespace detection. Toggles between the standard ‘statusline’ and airline. Refreshes all highlight groups and redraws the statusline. With the ‘!’ attribute, skips refreshing the highlighting groups. Shows the status of all available airline extensions. Extern means, the extensions does not come bundled with Airline.