Open dpriedel opened 1 year ago
I remember removing a subproject some time ago. Could you please try cloning the repository and building from scratch?
That did the trick.
The archive seems to be missing the msgpack-c sub-project.
A few questions:
the window content is very washed-out looking compared to other applications on my system. Is there some setting which controls that?
the page-up, page-down, home, end, etc keys do not work. Is there some way to enable them?
There are a lot of logging 'info' messages output. Is there a way to turn that off?
Thanks !!
On 11/3/22 10:05 AM, Anatolii Sakhnik wrote:
I remember removing a subproject some time ago. Could you please try cloning the repository and building from scratch?
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the window content is very washed-out looking compared to other applications on my system. Is there some setting which controls that?
Could you please illustrate the "washed-out" appearance? You could also toggle the Gtk inspector (Help -> Inspector) to tinker with the CSS styles. But I suspect that's the colour scheme used in Neovim that matters.
the page-up, page-down, home, end, etc keys do not work. Is there some way to enable them?
Absolutely! Unfortunately, I only have a Chromebook keyboard at the moment. But could you please try adding some cases to the switch statement in the source code here: https://github.com/sakhnik/nvim-ui/blob/4f40c48528afd6609cc8bdca5b8ab825e91e3864/src/GGrid.cpp#L267 ? Please don't hesitate to send a pull request.
There are a lot of logging 'info' messages output. Is there a way to turn that off?
Sure. You could control the log level with an environment variable: SPDLOG_LEVEL=off ./nvim-ui
Reference: https://github.com/sakhnik/nvim-ui/blob/4f40c48528afd6609cc8bdca5b8ab825e91e3864/src/main.cpp#L48
Attached is a screenshot showing the desktop screen from AstroNVim.
On the left is nvim-qt
On the right is nvim-ui
Both are running from the same neovim configuration.
NOTE: in the nvim-ui window on the right the first line of the desktop menu is offset to the left.
I hope this is useful.
On 11/4/22 6:05 AM, Anatolii Sakhnik wrote:
the window content is very washed-out looking compared to other applications on my system. Is there some setting which controls that?
Could you please illustrate the "washed-out" appearance? You could also toggle the Gtk inspector (Help -> Inspector) to tinker with the CSS styles. But I suspect that's the colour scheme used in Neovim that matters.
the page-up, page-down, home, end, etc keys do not work. Is there some way to enable them?
Absolutely! Unfortunately, I only have a Chromebook keyboard at the moment. But could you please try adding some cases to the switch statement in the source code here: https://github.com/sakhnik/nvim-ui/blob/4f40c48528afd6609cc8bdca5b8ab825e91e3864/src/GGrid.cpp#L267 ? Please don't hesitate to send a pull request.
There are a lot of logging 'info' messages output. Is there a way to turn that off?
Sure. You could control the log level with an environment variable: |SPDLOG_LEVEL=off ./nvim-ui| Reference: https://github.com/sakhnik/nvim-ui/blob/4f40c48528afd6609cc8bdca5b8ab825e91e3864/src/main.cpp#L48
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Any chance to take a peek at the screenshot?
the window on the left is nvim-qt, on the right is nvim-ui
both running from the same neovim configuration
NOTE: the first menu line in the nvim-ui window is offset to the left also
Thanks! The offset issue was a known one, but I didn't know how to fix it until today. I'll have to investigate the colours more carefully because I haven't noticed it yet.
Well, the colours are fine in my system. So I'd suggest checking the global Gtk4 theme. There may be some CSS influencing nvim-ui.
But I see the layout is still messed up in a different way this time.
Hi I downloaded the new stable tar.gz file and attempted to run the build.sh script but it failed.