Files inside directory not intended

[meain]

If you see, the files inside lib is rendered along with lib.
I think this might only happens without icons, not sure though.

[kyazdani42]

i'm gonna take a look, formatting might be badly handled without the vim-devicons package

[kyazdani42]

I cannot reproduce, can you specify your environment ? (os, terminal, $TERM variable)

[meain]

OS: macOS 10.13.6
terminal: alacritty
TERM: screen256-color
tmux: 3.0a
nvim: v0.5.0-36d1335

[kyazdani42]

i use alacritty with tmux on linux. When i tested on macos with tmux and iterm it worked fine too.
Maybe your font is the culprit, i'll try something that don't support unicode and see if it happens.
Which font did you specify in your alacritty.yml ?

[meain]

I was using CamingoCode in that screenshot. I tried it out with other fonts too.
I don't think it is because of the font because it works fine for folders.

Also I tried it with a font that has some icons, and it seems that only folders have icons assigned. I do not have WebDevIconsGetFileTypeSymbol thing. This is just my font icons, I think. If you see, there is nothing that gets displayed for files, only for folders. Maybe something related to that?

[meain]

It seems to work fine with this, but the git highlight for files is broken

diff --git a/lua/lib/format.lua b/lua/lib/format.lua
index 9bf5ddb..7588d2f 100644
--- a/lua/lib/format.lua
+++ b/lua/lib/format.lua
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ local function default_icons(_, isdir, open)
         return " "
     end
 
-    return ""
+    return "  "
 end
 
 local function create_matcher(arr)

[kyazdani42]

Hum yes i tried to find a font that doesn't display folders but i didn't find one. Its because i display folders without the WebDevIconsGetFileTypeSymbol so if your font doesnt have it it might cause weird stuff.
The issue is that these icons takes 3/4 bytes so the UI highlighting is a little hard to do dynamically.
Would making an option for displaying glyphs solve this ?

[meain]

Yeah, I guess having an option to disable glyphs should work.

[kyazdani42]

ok it's fixed now.
You should be able to specify g:lua_tree_show_folders=0 and g:lua_tree_show_git_icons=0

[meain]

Coo, that seems to work. Thanks for the plugin!

[meain]

I think something like lua_tree_show_icons or lua_tree_show_glyphs might be a better a name for the variable though.

[kyazdani42]

I'll think about a proper way to do this. Specifying an object should be more appropriate