Closed robbert-vdh closed 4 years ago
Same Problem here. A few observations:
The slant separator breaks scaling and produces the placeholder character, the wave separator does neither, powerline is simply displayed without a separator.
If the configuration is reloaded via SPC f e R
the separators go back to normal and stay so in any client frame opened later.
Same problem here, though dotspacemacs/sync-configuration-layers
does not fix the issue in terminal.
Workaround from #10261:
I've added this to my
dotspacemacs/user-config
and my mode line fixes itself automatically.
(spacemacs|do-after-display-system-init
(spacemacs-modeline/init-spaceline))
I confirm this here too. SPC f e R
works but not init-spaceline
.
Same behavior here, powerline separators disappear after a reload using SPC f e R
The problem here is that powerline-height
is set incorrectly (it's 0). The commit that regressed this is 378392e, and this happens only with emacsdaemon because font measurements do not work before the graphics system has been initialized and the computation of powerline-height
does do font measurements.
What is the status on this? Any idea on how to fix this?
Right now, I need to hardcoded powerline-height myself which sucks...
same problem here... how to fix this bug please ? I do fix this by install all-the-icons ttf fonts. (on AUR archlinux it is an orphaned package, but these fonts can be installed from source also) I do not understand why they not use awesome fonts instead of this one.
I have just merged the fix from @bennofs, please check if this solves your issue on develop.
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Description
Separators are broken when using emacsclient as of commit 0f646b884dd9164f923839ed59898c56020e34cc.
Reproduction guide
emacsclient -a '' -nc
)Observed behaviour:
Separators show up as big, square glyphs. The same happens when using the default settings.
Expected behaviour:
The separators show up fine when starting Emacs normally (i.e. when not using the emacsclient).
System Info :computer:
The bahaviour is the same when doing a clean install with default settings from the regular development branch.