Add Powerline Extra Symbols
See original GitHub issueWith my lightline config:
let g:lightline.separator = { 'left': "\ue0b8", 'right': "\ue0ba" }
let g:lightline.subseparator = { 'left': "\ue0b9", 'right': "\ue0b9" }
You can see some symbols don’t show as expected.
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emm, isn’t that the purpose of
g:fvim_loaded
, which is already working?btw it only works in ginit.vim, perhaps you’re trying it from init.vim?update: added that to the readme. 😄
I shouldn’t call it an ‘option’. I just wonder if there’s a variable that shows I’m running Fvim. People may use multiple nvim front-ends, for example, when using Gonvim(It supports font ligatures) he can set font to Fira Code, and when using Fvim he can set other fonts he likes.