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Hey, I thought I'll request another feature, maybe you want to think about it.
In airline I use let g:airline#extensions#tabline#enabled = 1 to show the buffers and tabs that are open at the top.
Could this be done with vim-moonfly-statusline?

For reference: this is what vim looks with airline's tabline enabled and three buffers open (coc_settings.vim, init.vim, mappings.vim)

Some status line plugins use NERD Font patched fonts for showing the filetype. It will be nice if this plugin had the same feature.

See attached zip file. As I start Vim (using vim .) the statusline isn't active. As soon as I enter command line mode (or any other mode) the statusline activates.

Screen Recording 2020-02-22 at 12.29.18.zip

https://github.com/neoclide/coc.nvim/wiki/Statusline-integration

Coc allows for statusline integration. It would be nice to be able to use it inside vim-moonfly-statusline.
Let me know if you need someone with coc installed to test!

Hey, thanks for this great plugin. I wanted to ask is there a way to trim the filename in the status line to exclude the relative path completely and only display the filename? I have a really nested file and currently the status line looks like p/w/c/s/A/M/C/C/C/S/filename

Dear self,

Doing :source $MYVIMRC completely buggers up the status line colors.

Please fix.

P.S. I currently have no idea why this is occurring.

Starting Vim with multiple splits, for example vim -O file1 file2, will render the statusline for all splits as being active.

This is likely an events triggering issue.