The airline plugin has an extension which uses Tagbar to show the current function name. (I know this because of this question which I found via asking this question) This works really well and l...

I am using vim-airline to show status line at the bottom in vim editor. Below is my .vimrc.local file. and here is how my status line looks like. Why the symbols are not showing properly?

Can I have a single statusline at the bottom of the window that changes to information about the currently focussed buffer?

I am using vim-airline plugin which works pretty good however, the only way to switch between tabs is to user :bp or :bn which is shortcuts for :bprevious or :bnext. The problem with this is that i...

At the right of my vim-airline display, I have ! trailing[1]. I'm assuming this means trailing whitespace of some sort, but how do I read what vim-airline is telling me and what am I supposed to ...

I would like to know how to hide the filetype in the statusbar in vim. For example when I open a .tex-File vim is showing me it is a "tex" file. I don't want this. My statusline looks like this: ...

I've installed bling/vim-airline hoping I could have that cool branch name in my status bar. I followed the instructions on airline's repo and installed tpope/vim-fugitive. But after downloading...

I'm using the ctags vim plugin to have the name of the current C function (=where the cursor is) displayed in the status line. Today I installed the vim-airline plugin. Fancy, but the C function n...

I am trying to install vim-powerline, new-powerline, or vim-airline on Windows 7 on a 64bit version of vim, but I cannot get them to work. In vim-powerline, I get the status line, but can't see the...