Iron-E

@paradoxsupreme there's now an API for customizing icons. I suspect it will take some work to set up the highlight groups and icons but it should technically be possible now...

After trying for some time I think you might be right. The closing icons would need their own highlight group in order to make it look right with respect to...

> If we need to modify the dict, the solution would be: vim.cmd('let g:bufferline.foo = v:true') You're right, this is only a user-facing issue. If we know we are changing...

Thank you for taking the time to make changes in places you thought needed improvement! I'm happy this project interested you enough to contribute. > It didn't take into account,...

> You check if layer is active with help of existence of existing_keymaps table instead of creating explicit self.layer_is_active flag. > > "Explicit is better than implicit", you know. I...

> But all your words don't change the fact that the code just doesn't working. > > Try this [case](https://github.com/Iron-E/nvim-libmodal/pull/14#issuecomment-1128241590) I installed [nvim-keymap-amend](https://github.com/anuvyklack/nvim-keymap-amend) to test but get no error running...

Do you have Neovim? I don't really support this plugin anymore but `nvim-libmodal` is still maintained I suspect it has to do with something in Vim's event loop. Not sure...

Does `vim-tabmode` also work? `vim-win` doesn't use `vim-libmodal`. I expect you'll find a similar issue there, but if not that could be good insight

Darn. All I can really say is that you should consider using the Neovim version, which is mostly backwards compatible and works like a charm. I'll leave the issue open...

I based my configuration off of `evilline`, but I streamlined a bit of the function logic for the custom providers and added the mode text back. Here's a screenshot: ...