I want to create a box like with border (like Github Star button). Is it hard to make one ? Why there only few glyphs ? Thank you!

I'm a big fan of Spacemacs, and I especially like how the interface looks with the contour separator style (see "13.4.2 Separators" in the documentation. For example:

Any chance you could add the contour-style separator symbols?

Ideally, it would be nice to support all of the separator symbols that Spacemacs supports. I would be happy to help, but I'm do not have any experience with making font glyphs.

whoops sorry wrong project...

The e0be and e0b6 symbols have some of the background bleeding through the right side. With the e0be you can use the inverse to accomplish the same effect(as seen in the picture), but there is no inverse version of e0b6.

The width of these triangles is double in monospace fonts and also it's not compatible with vim-airline.

With the provided lego separators E0CE and E0D2, E0D4 it is impossible to construct the prompt shown in the fourth line:

https://github.com/ryanoasis/powerline-extra-symbols/blob/master/preview.png

I playing with zsh, because of changing my terminal from bash to zsh.
I found this in https://medium.com/@oldwestaction/beautifying-your-terminal-with-zsh-prezto-powerlevel9k-9e8de2023046.

But i have no idea how to use it.

I like the flames and want to use them in my theme.

At the moment it looks like this:

i want to change alle the left sided indicators with it, but i can't found a solution for it (trying out some fonts, without success.

I hope someone can help me out...

Can you add inverted versions of the arrow characters? (Specifically e0b0 and e0b2). Because I want something like this:

What you see above is using inverted colors, and it works! b
But it doesnt work when using effects like transparency because its not transparent too. Which is bad.

Adding a inverted version of the character would fix this problem.

Hi,

I'm not sure why and if there is something that can be done, but the full width character are not working in rxvt-unicode. u+E0B8 to u+E0D1 are displayed as empty box. The other characters are ok. I tested the font in terminator and it's ok. Tested it in xterm and it's displayed but truncated.

In rxvt-unicode, I don't have any issue with standard full width unicode character like u+FFE6.

Thanks

The repo has not been maintained for 3 years now, there are some never released symbols (#7).

Are there any forks? Alternative fonts with similar symbols?

Hi, is there a guide on how to patch these additional symbols to existing fonts on ryanoasis/nerd-fonts?! I havent tried all of patched fonts there, but from what I tried so far. None of them have the extra-symbols yet.

The DroidSansMono patched fonts in this repo has the extra symbols though, but no devicons and awesome icons :(

I had a (now fixed) issue whereby symbols such as the flames were being cut off when using the Fira Code patched font in Konsole. The solution was to add whitespace after the symbols when defining them in my .vimrc, as discussed here.
i.e. changing:

let g:airline_left_sep = "\uE0C0"
let g:airline_right_sep = "\uE0C2"

to:

let g:airline_left_sep = "\uE0C0 "
let g:airline_right_sep = "\uE0C2 "

No one else appears to have encountered this specific issue with this set of symbols but thought it might be something worth leaving here for the next person to stumble across this issue

Dear all,
I have installed powerline via
sudo apt install powerline powerline-fonts powerline-gitstatus
because the other way, via github had issues like it could not find the ' ' command.

Funnily enough, the vim I have has its own implementation of powerline, and your docs show how to change the separators and that works well. But for the shell version, don't even know what to change, you mention the patched element, but not the file it has to go to.

I tried to search online, and found this article: powerline/powerline#20
where it shows how to change the separators, but again, to no avail, as you will see in the end notes of the case (I updated a close case, silly me).

Any help would be appreciated, I am going mad wasting hours on hours on this.

Thanks

Hello,

I am desperately trying to install your font, but I can't install them. I tried downloading the otf font in the patched-fonts directory and copying it in my ~/.fonts directory, but it didn't work. The fc-cache -vf command doesn't seem to recognise it. When I launch a gtk2fontsel the font doesn't appear.

Thank you very much in advance :)

Would it be possible to add the inverted (i.e. negative) version of that symbol?

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Reason is, in PowerShell you can only set the background color of a character to be transparent, not the foreground color.

Hello,

I'm curious about the following behavior:

This is macOS 10.14.4 running iTerm2 build Build 3.2.9 using Unicode version 9 widths.

As you can see, the two U+E0B8 and U+E0BE symbols don't have the same width.
Is this a thing controlled by the font? Or is the width assign to codepoint ranges by the Unicode standard?

Thanks

dummy issue

this is my configuration file

{
  "segments": [
    "virtual_env",
    "username",
    "ssh",
    "cwd",
    "git",
    "hg",
    "jobs",
    "root"
  ],
  "cwd": {
    "max_depth": 2,
    "full_cwd": true
  },
  "patched" :{
    "lock" : "u'\uE0A2'",
    "network" :" u'\uE0A2'",
    "separator" : "'u'\uE0B8'",
    "separator_thin":"u'\uE0B9'"
  }
}

but don't work, nerd fonts works on my vim configuration but I do not get that works on my shell
can u share ur .json config example please?

Powerline uses a font called Powerline Symbols which can be used as a "preferred" font-family in fontconfig.

This "override" font would be helpful, or a way to "generate" this font would be rather neat.

The command I used to install the font:

wget https://github.com/ryanoasis/powerline-extra-symbols/blob/master/patched-fonts/DroidSansMonoForPowerlinePlusNerdFileTypesMono.otf

sudo mv DroidSansMonoForPowerlinePlusNerdFileTypesMono.otf /usr/share/fonts/

fc-cache -vf ~/.local/share/fonts/ 

Now while printing the font i.e
cut -c3- ~/.tmux.conf | sh -s _decode_unicode_escapes '\uE0BC'
I am getting some different output
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I thinking of installing it but I have a few questions:

• How do I install it? It is unfortunately unavailable in the AUR and I am not too sure if there is a build script included?
• I wanted to add it to lemonbar-xft. Is it possible to get these triangle styles (on the right hand side of the taskbar)
  

I'd love to have a mirrored version of \uE0C8 available in the stand-alone OTF file, if possible?

Can it be fixed for bash?
For zsh still works

Hello 👋

Thanks for this awesome project. This and NerdFonts are amazing!

I noticed that the symbol e0ba has a slight gap on the bottom, and it doesn't look quite right on a few terminals I've tried. I've had to update my config to use e0bc but inverted.

Here's a screenshot showing the problem.

e0ba and e0b8 are good, but the other two are off by a bit.

Thanks again :)

https://github.com/ryanoasis/powerline-extra-symbols#sample-configurations
Example configuration I have for milkbikis powerline-shell

Request URL:https://github.com/milkbikis/powerline-shell
Request Method:GET
Status Code:301 Moved Permanently
Location:https://github.com/banga/powerline-shell

How can I download the font and work with iTerm2?