adds programming language and developer filetype font icons (glyphs) to vim for NERDTree, vim-airline, and lightline.vim plugins
I set up the guifont in my init.vim file and devicon is the last plugin to be loaded
@mdifils my problem was this one https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/issues/13#issuecomment-190252936
I am using iterm2 and I had to chose the option of
Might be something similar for you?
I am using iterm2 and I had to chose the option of
Use a different font for non-ASCII textMight be something similar for you?
so it works right on wsl...
when i press ？help have afterimage
neovim 0.4.3
but use vim 8.1 not happen
Hi, I was wondering if it was possible to change the airline tabline format without breaking vim-devicons
vim-devicons appears to set
vim-devicons appears to set
airline#extensions#tabline#formatter to webdevicons which appears to be a combination of airlines default tabline format but with dev icons. However, I want to use the unique_tail format instead
devicons are only showing up half on monospace font?
any help?
I think there was a github thread about this somewhere idk
but I cant find any usable fixes
only italic fonts work
Hello people. I just installed devicons using vim-plug . But after installation , there aren't any icons I can see. Instead, there are some numbers in a box wherever icons are supposed to be.
The screenshot shows the result
The screenshot shows the result
Now can you guys recommend a nerd font that is very colorful and vibrant like the one shown in official repo.
Hi guys, I'm having some troubles with the brackets appearing around icons, despite disabling all plugins except nerdtree and vim-devicons, checking whether the
webdevicons_conceal_nerdtree_brackets flag is set and that conceallevel = 3 in nerdtree. I seem to have hit a wall here, I checked the issue threads on these problems and, at a certain point managed to make the brackets disappear by callling webdevicons#refresh(), but nothing reliable. Thought I should first asking here before opening an issue since similar ones already exist. I'm also sending a screenshot of the nerdtree, all plugins are disabled, conceallevel is 3, webdevicons_conceal_nerdtree_brackets is 1. Also, my plugin manager is pathogen, I haven't tried Vundle yet like one of the issue threads suggests
I managed to figure out a workaround, by explicitly calling
syntax enable in ftplugin/nerdtree.vim (it works in vimrc as well, but I like to separate solution to a file type if it's something specific ), not sure why this is required to be done, as it's already called in vim-sensible, but it works properly now. If anyone can explain or warn me if I'm doing something dangerous here, I'll be checking here for replies
while configuring nvim i stumbled upon this addon to make nerdtree nicer and i want to install it. The plugin was easily installed with plug and its showing some UtF8 square. Its missing the actual font I guess. Installing the font is a problem because most information is about osx and iterm etc. I am on a pixelbook and wonder if it is at all possible. There is few information on how to install fonts there.
without changing the font of course
I've seen there are several issues on github concerning square brackets, but none of them seems to refer to square brackets around the readonly symbol. It is fine to have square brackets for the default
g:NERDTreeGlyphReadOnly, which is RO, but if I use the lock devicon "\ue0a2", then it's a bit ugly to retain the square brackets too. Should I open an issue or there exist a solution already?
Hey folks, I have a square bracket issue with my devicons. Please suggest a solution. My setup :- Terminal Emulator : Alacritty and IDE : neovim
Also I am using wsl to use Ubuntu 20 LTS. I have the Hack font installed both on my Windows and Linux environments.
Is there anyone have same problem or way to resolve it
I have recently installed devicons for it to work with NERDTree. However, it shows square brackets around the directory icons, and its kinda ugly. This behavior doesnt seem to be documented anywhere. Is it intended?
