Powerline fails to handle non-printable characters properly when they appear in the content being displayed…
Powerline fails to handle non-printable characters properly when they appear in the content being displayed…: a task in LegoFlow-SWE (Harbor dataset). When a vim buffer has a name or content containing non-printable characters (such as a newline \n ), the powerline statusline renders incorrectly…
The task
When a vim buffer has a name or content containing non-printable characters (such as a newline `\n`), the powerline statusline renders incorrectly. For example, opening a file with a name or content containing a newline character causes the statusline to display: - Unexpected gaps (grey or black) before and after…
Part of Lego-X/LegoFlow-SWE.