Symbol issues

[kidonng]

• Mode prompt lacking symbol for replace mode, which is presented in Fish's default mode prompt, is this intended?
• Pipestatus separator ǀ doesn't look good with JetBrains Mono on kitty, can this be changed to standard | or made configurable?
  
  EDIT: looks like this is already reported in #15

[jorgebucaran]

Mode prompt lacking symbol for replace mode, which is presented in Fish's default mode prompt, is this intended?

I'm not really sure. Maybe there's a bug in

hydro/functions/fish_mode_prompt.fish

Lines 1 to 21 in d9b07be

	function fish_mode_prompt
	if test "$fish_key_bindings" != fish_default_key_bindings
	set --local vi_mode_color
	set --local vi_mode_symbol
	switch $fish_bind_mode
	case default
	set vi_mode_color (set_color $fish_color_selection)
	set vi_mode_symbol N
	case insert
	set vi_mode_color (set_color $fish_color_selection)
	set vi_mode_symbol I
	case replace_one
	set vi_mode_color (set_color --reverse $fish_color_selection)
	set vi_mode_symbol R
	case visual
	set vi_mode_color (set_color --reverse $fish_color_selection)
	set vi_mode_symbol V
	end
	string unescape "$vi_mode_color $vi_mode_symbol \x1b[0m "
	end
	end

Pipestatus separator ǀ doesn't look good with JetBrains Mono on kitty...

Making the pipe symbol configurable sounds reasonable.

[kidonng]

Mode prompt lacking symbol for replace mode, which is presented in Fish's default mode prompt, is this intended?

I'm not really sure. Maybe there's a bug in

hydro/functions/fish_mode_prompt.fish

Lines 1 to 21 in d9b07be

	function fish_mode_prompt
	if test "$fish_key_bindings" != fish_default_key_bindings
	set --local vi_mode_color
	set --local vi_mode_symbol
	switch $fish_bind_mode
	case default
	set vi_mode_color (set_color $fish_color_selection)
	set vi_mode_symbol N
	case insert
	set vi_mode_color (set_color $fish_color_selection)
	set vi_mode_symbol I
	case replace_one
	set vi_mode_color (set_color --reverse $fish_color_selection)
	set vi_mode_symbol R
	case visual
	set vi_mode_color (set_color --reverse $fish_color_selection)
	set vi_mode_symbol V
	end
	string unescape "$vi_mode_color $vi_mode_symbol \x1b[0m "
	end
	end

Maybe

- case replace_one
+ case replace replace_one

[jorgebucaran]

If you are a vi mode user and this works for you, please send me a PR.