Christian Brabandt

This is currently not possible. Because each warning script does not know, whether there are other warning scripts running and have output anything.

that is puzzling. Can you check, if it happens in a gui? What about tmux in xterm? How about a different powerline font?

sorry, this is currently not possible. The code is currently confusing enough, that I try to avoid touching it. Will need to think how to add a special section to...

similar as in the issue you mentioned, you need to find out what is causing this. I have not noticed such a strange behaviour, so unfortunately, you have to do...

I just noticed the same on Ubuntu with a default Vim 8.1.2269 (Ubuntu LTS). After upgrading to 9.0 it went away. I am assuming this is a vim bug, so...

I am against this, as this makes the code more complex and already find it hard to follow.

Hi curby! On Do, 08 Sep 2016, curby wrote: > Are you against this only due to complexity and difficulty in code maintenance/readability, or do you think the feature itself...

Hm, I see the problem. vim-airline installs an `FileType` autocommand to update the statusline on FileType autocommands. This is necessary because the default `qf` filetype plugin distributed with Vim simply...

> But you need to disable the global $VIMRUNTIME/ftplugin/qf.vim (e.g. by adding a line :finish at the start of the file). It's actually a bit easier. According to `:h ftplugin-overrule`,...

yeah, I might check it out.