Have you updated to the latest plugin version: Yes
Have you upgraded to/compiled the latest Rust binary: Yes
Describe the bug
This plugin is amazing. However, the layout of the Clab buffer command is quite inefficient, and makes you loss time understanding what is the file you want.
In fact, as you see in the picture above the columns describing the buffers are: buffer number, weight of the file, line of the position of the cursor and full path (with respect to the project) of the file. The name of the file is hidden because the path is long. This is not a particular situation and compromises the incredible time efficiency that this plugin can give you.
This is the layout of another plugin called buffer explorer.
I would recommend to change the layout to something similar, where the name of the file is clearly visible at first sight.
I could propose a pull request, but I'm not a vim-script/lua programmer. However, if you tell me where to look at, I can give a try.
Clap debug
has cargo: 0
has maple: v:null
has +python3: 1
has py dynamic module: 0
has ctags: ctags without JSON output support
Current sync impl: Lua
Current FileType: bufexplorer
Third Party Providers: []
Global Options:
let g:clap#autoload_dir = '/etc/vim/bundle/vim-clap/autoload'
let g:clap#popup#display = {'shrink': function('341'), 'open': function('<SNR>115_create_display'), 'width': 46, 'shrink_if_undersize': function('340')}
let g:clap#popup#preview = {'line_count': function('<SNR>114__line_count'), 'show': function('342'), 'hide': function('343'), 'clear': function('344'), 'add_highlight': function('345'), 'get_lines': function('<SNR>114__get_lines'), 'getbufvar': function('<SNR>114__getbufvar'), 'setbufvar_batch': function('<SNR>114__setbufvar_batch'), 'setbufvar': function('<SNR>114__setbufvar'), 'winid': 1040, 'win_is_valid': function('<SNR>114__win_is_valid'), 'goto_win': function('<SNR>114__goto_win'), 'set_syntax': function('346'), 'bufnr': 7}
let g:clap#provider_alias = {'gfiles': 'git_files', 'hist:': 'command_history', 'hist/': 'search_history'}
let g:clap_background_shadow_blend = 50
let g:clap_disable_bottom_top = 0
let g:clap_disable_matches_indicator = v:false
let g:clap_disable_optional_async = v:false
let g:clap_disable_run_rooter = v:false
let g:clap_enable_background_shadow = v:false
let g:clap_enable_debug = v:false
let g:clap_enable_icon = 0
let g:clap_forerunner_status_sign = {'done': '•', 'running': '!', 'using_cache': '*'}
let g:clap_indicator_winid = 1041
let g:clap_insert_mode_only = v:false
let g:clap_multi_selection_warning_silent = 0
let g:clap_no_matches_msg = 'NO MATCHES FOUND'
let g:clap_open_action = {'ctrl-v': 'vsplit', 'ctrl-x': 'split', 'ctrl-t': 'tab split'}
let g:clap_open_preview = 'always'
let g:clap_popup_border = 'rounded'
let g:clap_preview_direction = 'AUTO'
let g:clap_preview_size = 5
let g:clap_providers_relaunch_code = '@@'
let g:clap_search_box_border_style = 'nil'
let g:clap_search_box_border_symbols = {'nil': ['', ''], 'curve': ['', ''], 'arrow': ['', '']}
let g:clap_spinner_winid = 1043
Provider Variables:
[]
Environment:
Describe the bug This plugin is amazing. However, the layout of the
Clab buffer
command is quite inefficient, and makes you loss time understanding what is the file you want. In fact, as you see in the picture above the columns describing the buffers are: buffer number, weight of the file, line of the position of the cursor and full path (with respect to the project) of the file. The name of the file is hidden because the path is long. This is not a particular situation and compromises the incredible time efficiency that this plugin can give you.This is the layout of another plugin called buffer explorer.
I would recommend to change the layout to something similar, where the name of the file is clearly visible at first sight. I could propose a pull request, but I'm not a vim-script/lua programmer. However, if you tell me where to look at, I can give a try.
Clap debug
To Reproduce
Clap buffers