Open ogdenwebb opened 6 years ago
dbordak
commented
6 years ago If you're talking about the whole bar, why not just change the font size? The separator height changes automatically (although you might have to clear the cache).
Per-segment is kinda dicey and I don't think it'd work.
ogdenwebb
commented
6 years ago If you're talking about the whole bar, why not just change the font size?
Yes, generally I ask about change the font size whole mode-line. I've tried, but my mode-line doesn't fit well. As you can see, I got some extra space aftrer mode-line.
I tried this.
(set-face-attribute 'mode-line nil :font "DejaVu Sans Mono-10")Even if I set :height 100 for example in face definition, my mode-line still looks like the above.
although you might have to clear the cache
How can I achieve that?
dbordak
commented
6 years ago Sorry, this isn't what I thought it was at first -- this is just a bug. I'll look into it next week, don't have any time for it right now.
dbordak
commented
6 years ago Alright, just in case, here's how you clear the caches:
(telephone-line-separator-clear-cache telephone-line-cubed-left)
(telephone-line-separator-clear-cache telephone-line-cubed-right)...and two more for your subseparators, if you're using them (can't really see from the screenshot?).
I should probably add a function for doing this...
ogdenwebb
commented
6 years ago can't really see from the screenshot?
No, I don't use them.
Alright, just in case, here's how you clear the caches
It doesn't help though, the same result as above.
sebasmonia
commented
4 years ago @ogdenwebb it's likely that the (partial) merge in PR #104 will help with this issue, FYI.
Is there built-in ability to scale text within telephone-line? Would you add something similar to powerline-text-scale-factor? Probably this related to a generic padding keyword in #40.