Open nhmacuk opened 4 years ago
Did you by any chance set mini-modeline-truncate-p
to nil
? To have line truncated, mini-modeline-truncate-p
should be set to t
(defaut).
Also, if you're using EXWM, you can try to set mini-modeline-frame
to exwm-workspace--current
since that's the frame that minibuffer is displayed.
mini-modeline-truncate-p
is set to t
. When setting mini-modeline-frame
to exwm-workspace--current
, the modeline displays nothing anymore (is empty).
Hmm, sadly I'm not using EXWM (I'm not on any linux distribution either), so to debug this kind of stuff is pretty no-op for me
Ah thanks anyway. Love your package and using it daily.
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Hmm, sadly I'm not using EXWM (I'm not on any linux distribution either), so to debug this kind of stuff is pretty no-op for me
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@nhmacuk Looks like you have a line wrap, make sure the frame is the frame in focus, exwm can have multiple frames, eg. different desktop or you can have separate frame for minibuffer. This might help:
(defvaralias 'mini-modeline-frame 'exwm-workspace--current)
The mini-modeline gets truncated (the percentage sign of the battery level in this case), which causes the modeline to expand to two lines when changing to another buffer. Setting the visual-line-mode or truncation options on/off doesn't seem to change this behavior. Using the package with EXWM on emacs 26.3 with spacemacs developers edition.