itchyny
commented
8 years ago Do you use the session feature of Vim; :mksession somewhere?
Closed engelju closed 8 years ago
itchyny
commented
8 years ago Do you use the session feature of Vim; :mksession somewhere?
engelju
commented
8 years ago Nope, but I figured it out: I used vim-buftabs and that seemed to mess with Lightline. I also tried vim-bufferline but also to no avail. When they are disabled everything works as expected.
Do you know how I could list the open buffers in lightline, or any plugin that would work? I tried using the functions of bufferline as a component, but couldn't quite get it to work.
As the problem is solved now, I'll close this. Thanks for your fast response though!
itchyny
commented
8 years ago Here is an example to show the bufferline information in the statusline of lightline.
let g:lightline = {
\ 'active': {
\ 'right': [ [ 'lineinfo' ], [ 'bufferline' ], [ 'fileformat', 'fileencoding', 'filetype' ] ]
\ },
\ 'component_function': {
\ 'bufferline': 'LightlineBufferLine'
\ }
\ }
function! LightlineBufferLine()
let info = get(g:, 'bufferline_status_info', {})
if empty(info)
return ''
endif
return info.before . info.current . info.after
endfunctionThat works wonderfully, thank you so much!
1ak31sha
commented
3 years ago hey, im having this same issue and i do use the mksession feature
ycd
commented
3 years ago Add this to your vimrc and you will be fine:
set laststatus=2
When I start a new vim instance, the statusbar stays the default and only changes into lightline after I open another file or call
lightline#enable()immediatly after starting the vim session.I have
laststatus=2set.:scriptnames/startuptimeoutputIt seems to me that it does get loaded, but somehow it's not getting enabled. Do you know how I could further debug this?