Closed jdhao closed 4 years ago
Hi @jdhao thanks for reporting. I've been bugged by this too and it's font-specific.
With Iosevka Slab:h16
it does not repro with -NORC, but the problem still exists, especially for powerline symbols -- the glyphs are drawn out of the box.
A potential workaround is :FVimFontLineHeight "+1"
(or -1, depends on your font)
I've yet to find a solution to this. Sometimes I adjust it so that it's good for one font but another breaks 😂
I am using Hack:h13
for fvim. Unfortunately, the trick does not work for me.🐈
Could you capture a screenshot? If that doesn't work it may be a different issue.
@yatli sorry, I was doing it wrongly. I was using :FVimFontLineHeight +1
instead of :FVimFontLineHeight "+1"
. Using :FVimFontLineHeight "+1"
fix the issue for me.
what is the difference between using the double quote and no double quote? I thought wrongly that they are the same... Fvim did not give any error when I omit the double quote.
It's number vs string :)
:FVimFontLineHeight "+1"
-- relative height +1, based on font height
:FVimFontLineHeight "16"
-- absolute height 16
Cannot distinguish the two with numbers.
@jdhao should be fixed now
Thanks, will try tomorrow.
@yatli It seems that this commit hasn't been included in the latest release.
try 0.2.306 😅
@yatli The newest release seems to have fixed the rendering glitch. Tried with fvim -u NORC
.
glad it really works!
Version 0.2 is reaching a stable state. I will be bumping the version to 0.3 once Avalonia v0.10 reaches GA
I am using fvim on Windows 10. I have noticed that fvim will show some glitches when I close another neovim window.
Steps to reproduce:
fvim -u NORC test.py
:h help
.:quit
.Notice carefully that the previous fvim window has some noticeable glitches on the screen. Of course, using
Ctrl-L
will redraw the screen and clear them. But it is a little annoying.P.S.: I can not reproduce this behavior when using nvim-qt using the same steps.