[Feature]Add winid to hl function about feline.nvim HOT 7 CLOSED

Seems like a valid usecase. Will be adding it soon

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Does #89 work for you?

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I'm going to close this since #89 was merged and this didn't autoclose for some reason. Please reopen if the issue still persists

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#89 works like a charm! Thanks a lot! Now I think this is probably the first statusline I know that has this functionality.

There is one small problem. When the inactive buffer is the same file as the active buffer, after modifying active buffer, the inactive statusline does not seem like it will be updated. I assume this have something to do with trigger events? It is a rare case though, so I am perfectly fine with the way it is now.

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#89 works like a charm! Thanks a lot! Now I think this is probably the first statusline I know that has this functionality.

There is one small problem. When the inactive buffer is the same file as the active buffer, after modifying active buffer, the inactive statusline does not seem like it will be updated. I assume this have something to do with trigger events? It is a rare case though, so I am perfectly fine with the way it is now.

It does have to do with trigger events, see update_triggers in the setup function

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#89 works like a charm! Thanks a lot! Now I think this is probably the first statusline I know that has this functionality.
There is one small problem. When the inactive buffer is the same file as the active buffer, after modifying active buffer, the inactive statusline does not seem like it will be updated. I assume this have something to do with trigger events? It is a rare case though, so I am perfectly fine with the way it is now.

It does have to do with trigger events, see update_triggers in the setup function

	update_triggers = { "VimEnter", "WinEnter", "WinClosed", "FileChangedShellPost", "BufModifiedSet" }

Perfect! Now this is configured to exactly how I wanted. Thanks again for the great plugin!

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Perfect! Now this is configured to exactly how I wanted. Thanks again for the great plugin!

Np :)

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