":Commands" lists vim commands with extra charaters about fzf.vim HOT 9 CLOSED

It's probably due to the difference in the way non-breaking spaces are displayed in the terminal.

How does the output of the following command look?

ruby -e "puts 'NBS: (' + [0x2007].pack('U') + ')'"

from fzf.vim.

The output is NBS: ( )

from fzf.vim.

Hmm, looks fine. How about these? Do you see bold/yellow text?

echo -e '\x1b[33;1mHello\x1b[m'

echo -e '\x1b[33;1mHello\x1b[m' | fzf --ansi

from fzf.vim.

Yes, the two results are perfectly fine.

from fzf.vim.

All other fzf.vim commands seem OK except this ':Commands"

from fzf.vim.

Actually what I see is

> !  @~GAg@~G         *                                      call fzf#vim#ag(<q-args>, s:w(<bang>0))

where ">" is purple and "Ag" is bold and yellow. So the color styles are correct.

from fzf.vim.

Oh, I think I know what's going on.
I recently updated the linux binary to correctly support unicode character.
junegunn/fzf#376
Delete the current binary (bin/fzf-0.10.8-linux_amd64) and rerun the install script to download it again.

from fzf.vim.

Thank you so much. This fixes the problem.

from fzf.vim.

Cool, thanks.

from fzf.vim.