Closed Iron-E closed 4 years ago
It's a new feature. You can disable it by https://github.com/lambdalisue/fern.vim/blob/master/doc/fern.txt#L378
let g:fern#disable_viewer_hide_cursor = 1
The cursor is supposed to stay invisible even after I leave a fern
buffer and begin to edit a file?
Just so I'm sure we're on the same page— the issue isn't that the cursor is hidden while in the fern
buffer (I like that feature!), it's that it stays hidden while editing text after having been in a fern
buffer (until I restart Vim).
I'll set the variable for the meantime. Thanks for pointing it out!
For posterity, I tried this feature in Neovim 0.4.3 and it behaves differently. Instead of disappearing, the cursor turns into a bar, which persists after leaving Vim and into my terminal (I use a block cursor, for reference).
On both versions the cursor is not restored, although the way in which the cursor is not restored is different.
On both versions the cursor is not restored, although the way in which the cursor is not restored is different.
That's sound an unexpected behavior. In my environment, the cursor is restored on Vim/Neovim. Please provide your environment information and minimal vimrc and minimal steps to reproduce so that I can investigate.
This is an expected behavior
I'd also like to know what happens if you execute :call fern#internal#cursor#restore()
manually after the cursor disappeared. If the cursor does not appear again, the function has some bug. If the cursor is appeared, BufLeave,WinLeave,CmdwinEnter,CmdlineEnter
are not invoked.
~It seems the following settings in Vim cause it?~ No he said the cursor is not restored.
set cursorlineopt=number
Here's a minimal configuration which reproduces the bug for me:
set termguicolors " Set color mode
call plug#begin(expand("~/.local/share/nvim/plugged"))
Plug 'https://github.com/lambdalisue/fern.vim.git'
call plug#end()
:call fern#internal#cursor#restore()
doesn't restore the cursor, although I did notice that unless I used termguicolors
everything worked perfectly (as the gif demonstrates).
Thanks. The behavior has reproduced with set termguicolors
on Neovim 0.5.0. I'll investigate 👍
It seems the default Cursor
highlight xxx guifg=bg guibg=fg
does NOT work and set guicursor+=a:Cursor/lCursor
is just ignored. So that we cannot restore cursor when termguicolors
is enabled on default colorscheme.
https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/6508#issuecomment-294253742
@Iron-E Please try #180
Thanks for the branch! The cursor doesn't appear to be restored, although I wonder if this could be an issue with Neovim.
I can't seem to set the cursor's highlight group to anything, even with nvim -u NORC -c 'set termguicolors'
. I did more reading on junegunn/seoul256.vim#41 and it seems like others are having trouble getting Neovim to behave properly in this way too. Perhaps I should open a ticket there referencing this?
Edit: My hand-written colorscheme exhibits this behavior too.
@Iron-E Could you try if the following fix the issue on the current master
(not #180)?
highlight Cursor cterm=reverse gui=reverse
After setting Plug
back to the master
branch the highlight
command doesn't affect it. For posterity I went through and tried to run the Neovim FAQ procedure for changing cursor colors and it didn't restore it either.
My colorscheme actually uses those settings for the Cursor
highlight group too.
I cloned the repo and started poking around inside of the #restore()
function, and found that if I make Vim sleep
for a few milliseconds, the Cursor
comes back. I'll issue a PR to merge if the solution is adequate
After setting Plug back to the master branch the highlight command doesn't affect it. For posterity I went through and tried to run the Neovim FAQ procedure for changing cursor colors and it didn't restore it either.
My colorscheme actually uses those settings for the Cursor highlight group too.
Hum... Then I think we are facing different issues. You have to make sure that Neovim FAQ procedure works on your environment.
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Description
Hello, thank you for this plugin! It's been a great alternative to NERDTree for me.
A few days ago I started to experience my cursor disappearing after I enter a
fern
buffer.Steps to Reproduce
:Fern
command.Manually setting the buffer type to
fern
using:setf
doesn't reproduce the bug.Attempts to Workaround
I have tried the following things to see if they resolve the issue (to no success):
highlight cursor
shows that the cursor's highlight group is correctly set.fern
buffer.The only way to fix is by restarting Vim.
Vim Information
I am using the latest Neovim 0.5 nightly.