Closed manudevelopia closed 8 years ago
I run vim-airline and I can't reproduce this. I use the font "Monaco for Powerline".
I tried to change, but same result. I will test on my other devices.
I'm seeing it with Monaco for Powerline:
And if I instal vim-airline-themes
, it goes grayscale for some reason:
When running nvim
from terminal things are normal.
@ManuDevelopia @U47 Could you try this?
echo 'let $NVIM_TUI_ENABLE_TRUE_COLOR=1' | cat - /Applications/Neovim.app/Contents/Resources/nvimrc | tee /Applications/Neovim.app/Contents/Resources/nvimrc
(Add let $NVIM_TUI_ENABLE_TRUE_COLOR=1
to the beginning of /Applications/Neovim.app/Contents/Resources/nvimrc
)
That seems to fix my issues with airline. If it fixes your issues as well I'll send a PR.
@mikew This worked for me!
Thanks @mikew this worked for me too
Haha. I added that to a shell alias for nvim to enable übercolour in iTerm2. I should have thought to add that to Neovim.app's nvimrc.
Thanks, @mikew. She works!
For me this issue is back, any one else?
Mine's still okay.
It's back for me too. @ManuDevelopia try adding set termguicolors
in your vimrc before setting your colorscheme.
Thanks again @mikew! separators are now ok!
For me the perfect solution was to prepend to /Applications/Neovim.app/Contents/Resources/nvimrc
following line:
set termguicolors
This gives proper look of powerline symbols both for Neovim GUI and nvim in the shell.
After a long time without updating neovim-dot-up, I made it and now this is how vim-airline is shown, the separators look weird. I´m using hack font.
But this should be something like: