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[RESOLVED] sections overlap with fontconfig or patched fonts #877
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do you have 256 colors (tput colors)? There are plenty of compatible fonts, I use Inconsolata. I have yielded the best results using the rxvt-unicode terminal emulator as it offers, imo, better precision so far as configuring the environment. What works in one terminal emulator won't work in another terminal emulator, might be worth inspecting a larger variety of terminal emulators. Also another catch might be your terminal definition, see what echo $TERM says vs the terminal emulator you are using. |
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do i need to install the 256 color version of rxvt ?
currently it looks like this , after starting tmux with as you can see in the screenshot, the arrows are working finally ( i didn't change anything compared to my first post, only added i'm using patched Inconsolata font downloaded from the official github link. |
Such problems usually arise from certain characters not being present in your font. If this is the case renderer may choose to take characters from different font and characters from different font have different width. Fixing this situation nicely is a responsibility of a font renderer, but I never saw one that just resizes offending character, you usually instead get such artifacts. Powerline only adds characters to private use area, but uses various icons present in unicode but not in some particular fonts. |
but i'm already using the patched fonts, ( previously also tried the fontconfig method ) |
@oglops As I said patcher only adds glyphs to _private use area*. It is not adding *all_ glyphs we use. |
@ZyX-I sorry don't understand what you mean by "It is not adding all glyphs we use", i get my fonts from https://github.com/Lokaltog/powerline-fonts, so you mean they are not always working because "they don't contain all glyphs we use" ? |
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@ZyX-I i got it "working" by using this workaround :
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now it's showing "properly" if i choose to ignore the "gap" between "sections" (because of the ' ' i added) |
You do not need to patch powerline to add spaces in various places: configuration provides lots of variants including before/after segment strings and specifying space in format string for segments that accept formats. |
ehh.. where ? i tried common configurations --> dividers (by adding more spaces ) but it doesn't work( although the gap is indeed wider, but they still overlap each other). |
@oglops In theme ( |
Using |
@ZyX-I just tried adding spaces to thanks very much ! |
Why reopening? |
what could be the reason for this ? how can i change it ?
tried both patched fonts or the recommended fontconfig method, both the same look
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