Comments (6)
I'm not sure what could be causing this. I primarily use lf
and icons
work just fine for me. If you show me your config, I might be able to help out.
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Icons:
#!/bin/bash
export LF_ICONS="\
tw=:\
st=:\
ow=:\
dt=:\
di=:\
fi=:\
ln=:\
or=:\
ex=:\
*.c=:\
*.cc=:\
*.clj=:\
*.coffee=:\
*.cpp=:\
*.css=:\
*.d=:\
*.dart=:\
*.erl=:\
*.exs=:\
*.fs=:\
*.go=:\
*.h=:\
*.hh=:\
*.hpp=:\
*.hs=:\
*.html=:\
*.java=:\
*.jl=:\
*.js=:\
*.json=:\
*.lua=:\
*.md=:\
*.php=:\
*.pl=:\
*.pro=:\
*.py=:\
*.rb=:\
*.rs=:\
*.scala=:\
*.ts=:\
*.vim=:\
*.cmd=:\
*.ps1=:\
*.sh=:\
*.bash=:\
*.zsh=:\
*.fish=:\
*.tar=:\
*.tgz=:\
*.arc=:\
*.arj=:\
*.taz=:\
*.lha=:\
*.lz4=:\
*.lzh=:\
*.lzma=:\
*.tlz=:\
*.txz=:\
*.tzo=:\
*.t7z=:\
*.zip=:\
*.z=:\
*.dz=:\
*.gz=:\
*.lrz=:\
*.lz=:\
*.lzo=:\
*.xz=:\
*.zst=:\
*.tzst=:\
*.bz2=:\
*.bz=:\
*.tbz=:\
*.tbz2=:\
*.tz=:\
*.deb=:\
*.rpm=:\
*.jar=:\
*.war=:\
*.ear=:\
*.sar=:\
*.rar=:\
*.alz=:\
*.ace=:\
*.zoo=:\
*.cpio=:\
*.7z=:\
*.rz=:\
*.cab=:\
*.wim=:\
*.swm=:\
*.dwm=:\
*.esd=:\
*.jpg=:\
*.jpeg=:\
*.mjpg=:\
*.mjpeg=:\
*.gif=:\
*.bmp=:\
*.pbm=:\
*.pgm=:\
*.ppm=:\
*.tga=:\
*.xbm=:\
*.xpm=:\
*.tif=:\
*.tiff=:\
*.png=:\
*.svg=:\
*.svgz=:\
*.mng=:\
*.pcx=:\
*.mov=:\
*.mpg=:\
*.mpeg=:\
*.m2v=:\
*.mkv=:\
*.webm=:\
*.ogm=:\
*.mp4=:\
*.m4v=:\
*.mp4v=:\
*.vob=:\
*.qt=:\
*.nuv=:\
*.wmv=:\
*.asf=:\
*.rm=:\
*.rmvb=:\
*.flc=:\
*.avi=:\
*.fli=:\
*.flv=:\
*.gl=:\
*.dl=:\
*.xcf=:\
*.xwd=:\
*.yuv=:\
*.cgm=:\
*.emf=:\
*.ogv=:\
*.ogx=:\
*.aac=:\
*.au=:\
*.flac=:\
*.m4a=:\
*.mid=:\
*.midi=:\
*.mka=:\
*.mp3=:\
*.mpc=:\
*.ogg=:\
*.ra=:\
*.wav=:\
*.oga=:\
*.opus=:\
*.spx=:\
*.xspf=:\
*.pdf=:\
*.nix=:\
"
Relevant parts from lfrc
:
# interpreter for shell commands
set shell zsh
set icons
Relevant line from my which key
setup:
["<leader>"] = { "getreg('%') !~ 'S' ? ':Lf<cr>' : ':Lf %<cr>'", "LF", expr = true },
Packer
-- File managers
use({
"is0n/fm-nvim",
config = function()
require("fm-nvim").setup({ ui = { float = { height = 1, width = 1 } } })
end,
})
It works fine outside of neovim, so wondering if it's something to do with the environment or something 🤔
from fm-nvim.
- What shell are you using?
- Where is the file containing
export LF_ICONS
and all of the icons sourced?
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I'm using zsh for my shell.
I think I've narrowed down the issue... I recently added tmux bindings to open new windows with vim instances, such as:
bind-key D if-shell 'tmux select-window -t Dotfiles' '' 'new-window -n "Dotfiles" "cd $DOTFILES; nvim"'
For some reason, when I do this I lose the icons. If I echo the shell here it still results as /bin/zsh
, so that part should be correct at least.
It doesn't really seem to matter where I export export LF_ICONS
from, even if it's as low level as my .zshrc
- they're still missing when opening new windows via tmux 🤔
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Can't say for sure what's causing this but here are the relevant parts of my lf configuration.
~/.config/lf/lfrc:
# Settings
set previewer ~/.config/lf/preview
set cleaner ~/.config/lf/cleaner
set drawbox true
set icons true
set info "size"
# set hidden
~/.zshenv
export LF_ICONS="\
di=:\
fi=:\
ln=:\
or=:\
ex=:\
*.vimrc=:\
*.viminfo=:\
*.gitignore=:\
*.c=:\
*.cc=:\
*.clj=:\
*.coffee=:\
*.cpp=:\
*.css=:\
*.d=:\
*.dart=:\
*.erl=:\
*.exs=:\
*.fs=:\
*.go=:\
*.h=:\
*.hh=:\
*.hpp=:\
*.hs=:\
*.html=:\
*.java=:\
*.jl=:\
*.js=:\
*.json=:\
*.lua=:\
*.md=:\
*.php=:\
*.pl=:\
*.pro=:\
*.py=:\
*.rb=:\
*.rs=:\
*.scala=:\
*.ts=:\
*.vim=:\
*.cmd=:\
*.ps1=:\
*.sh=:\
*.bash=:\
*.zsh=:\
*.fish=:\
*.tar=:\
*.tgz=:\
*.arc=:\
*.arj=:\
*.taz=:\
*.lha=:\
*.lz4=:\
*.lzh=:\
*.lzma=:\
*.tlz=:\
*.txz=:\
*.tzo=:\
*.t7z=:\
*.zip=:\
*.z=:\
*.dz=:\
*.gz=:\
*.lrz=:\
*.lz=:\
*.lzo=:\
*.xz=:\
*.zst=:\
*.tzst=:\
*.bz2=:\
*.bz=:\
*.tbz=:\
*.tbz2=:\
*.tz=:\
*.deb=:\
*.rpm=:\
*.jar=:\
*.war=:\
*.ear=:\
*.sar=:\
*.rar=:\
*.alz=:\
*.ace=:\
*.zoo=:\
*.cpio=:\
*.7z=:\
*.rz=:\
*.cab=:\
*.wim=:\
*.swm=:\
*.dwm=:\
*.esd=:\
*.jpg=:\
*.jpeg=:\
*.mjpg=:\
*.mjpeg=:\
*.gif=:\
*.bmp=:\
*.pbm=:\
*.pgm=:\
*.ppm=:\
*.tga=:\
*.xbm=:\
*.xpm=:\
*.tif=:\
*.tiff=:\
*.png=:\
*.svg=:\
*.svgz=:\
*.mng=:\
*.pcx=:\
*.mov=:\
*.mpg=:\
*.mpeg=:\
*.m2v=:\
*.mkv=:\
*.webm=:\
*.ogm=:\
*.mp4=:\
*.m4v=:\
*.mp4v=:\
*.vob=:\
*.qt=:\
*.nuv=:\
*.wmv=:\
*.asf=:\
*.rm=:\
*.rmvb=:\
*.flc=:\
*.avi=:\
*.fli=:\
*.flv=:\
*.gl=:\
*.dl=:\
*.xcf=:\
*.xwd=:\
*.yuv=:\
*.cgm=:\
*.emf=:\
*.ogv=:\
*.ogx=:\
*.aac=:\
*.au=:\
*.flac=:\
*.m4a=:\
*.mid=:\
*.midi=:\
*.mka=:\
*.mp3=:\
*.mpc=:\
*.ogg=:\
*.ra=:\
*.wav=:\
*.oga=:\
*.opus=:\
*.spx=:\
*.xspf=:\
*.pdf=:\
*.nix=:\
*.yml=:\
*.yaml=:\
*.zshrc=:\
*.zshenv=:\
*.bashrc=:\
*.DS_Store=:\
bin/=:\
Downloads/=:\
Documents/=:\
Desktop/=:\
Music/=:\
Wallpapers/=:\
Pictures/=:\
Programming/=:\
Movies/=:\
TV/=:\
Public/=:\
Users/=:\
Notes/=:\
Shared/=:\
node_modules/=:\
.git/=:\
"
~/.config/nvim/init.lua:
require('fm-nvim').setup{
ui = {
default = "float",
float = {
border = "single",
border_hl = "NONE",
},
},
cmds = {
-- https://gist.github.com/Provessor/dbb4a6d22945e7a42c3b904302ee273c
lf_cmd = "~/.config/lf/startlf"
},
}
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Exporting LF_ICONS
from .zshenv
fixed it! Thanks!!!
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