SEGMENT_SEPARATOR

[premedios]

After installing the cobalt2 zsh theme, my segment separator is not seamless...it's just a black block with a white square.

[wesbos]

screenshot?

[premedios]

[wesbos]

Oh yeah you'll need a patched power line font. I reccomend inconsolata.
I'll try find the links when I'm home.
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[cardinallijr]

@wesbos https://github.com/Lokaltog/powerline-fonts

[premedios]

It didn't work after install the fonts. Even after I selected the proper powerline font (in this case Inconsolata For Powerline)

[wesbos]

Make sure you have set your terminal client (iterm or terminal) to use that font

[premedios]

I did

[wesbos]

Not sure then. You have either an issue with iterm not using the right font
or the right font being installed.
On Fri, Nov 7, 2014 at 5:59 PM Pedro Remedios [email protected]
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I did

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[jcypret]

I also ran into this. There seems to be some two standards for the unicode symbols used for Powerline.

Name	powerline fonts	powerline-vim
Version control branch	U+E0A0	U+2B60
LN (line) symbol	U+E0A1	U+2B61
Closed padlock	U+E0A2	U+2B64
Rightwards thick arrowhead	U+E0B0	U+2B80
Rightwards arrowhead	U+E0B1	U+2B81
Leftwards thick arrowhead	U+E0B2	U+2B83
Leftwards arrowhead	U+E0B3	U+2B84

Using the fonts downloaded from https://github.com/Lokaltog/powerline-fonts, the theme did not work. I ran into the same issue as @premedios. I had to edit the theme and swap out the version control and right arrow symbols with the powerline fonts unicode.

I have created a fork with the alternate version (https://github.com/jcypret/Cobalt2-iterm). I'm not sure which are the "correct" unicodes.

[dankraus]

I was having the same issue. Installed powerline fonts, set the fonts accordingly. I used @jcypret 's fork and worked perfectly. Thanks!

[samuelbran]

Same issue, @jcypret fork worked perfectly

[wesbos]

@jcypret Ah - sorry I didn't see this earlier. Can you submit a PR?

[jcypret]

No problem. I have created the pull request #3

[jandetlefsen]

Still broken for me after following all the steps here, OSX 10.10.3, latest iTerm. Any pointer where to check?

[samuelbran]

@jandetlefsen did you change both Regular font and Non-ASCII font options for a Powerline font?

[jandetlefsen]

oh that did the trick, thanks

[jandetlefsen]

thanks for putting this together, looks fantastic now!

[samuelbran]

Hell yeah! thanks @wesbos

[aniallator8]

I was having a little problem with this until I found this issue. Maybe add a little note to the readme about changing the font for each type to 'Inconsolata for Powerline' once the powerline fonts have been installed... Happy to do it if need be.

[matplane]

+1 to @nrutter2000 comment ;)

[wesbos]

@nrutter2000 Yeah that would be great!

[aniallator8]

No worries. I've created pull request #4