How to increase the width of file/dir section in preview pane?

[LinArcX]

As you can see, the left section that contains the names of files/directory is too narrow than i can't read the names. I think it's related to fzf settings, but not sure:

Anyone has some ideas to fix this issue?

Edit: These are FZF related values in env:(windows not msys2, i didn't configure fzf on my msys2 yet.)

FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND=rg --files --no-ignore --hidden --follow --glob "!.git/*"
FZF_CTRL_U_COMMAND=ls -ltrah --color=auto
FZF_COMPLETION_AUTO_COMMON_PREFIX=true
FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS=--layout=reverse --border --cycle

OS: windows 10, msys2
clifm version: compiled directly from git

[leo-arch]

I think it's related to fzf settings, but not sure

This is most likely the case. Try unsetting FZF environment variables for clifm

FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND="" FZF_CTRL_U_COMMAND="" FZF_COMPLETION_AUTO_COMMON_PREFIX="" FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS="" ./clifm

By default, clifm passes a set of options to fzf, which might conflict with some of your environment variables. To take a look at these default options, run cs edit and browse to the bottom of the file: FzfTabOptions is what you're looking for.

EDIT: According to my tests, the problem is --border. Try removing just this option from your environment. It seems to be getting in the way of clifm's internal file name length calculation.

EDIT 2: Or, you can just add --border=none to FzfTabOptions.

[LinArcX]

Or, you can just add --border=none to FzfTabOptions

Thanks a lot.

[leo-arch]

With the latest commit, the --border option should no longer be an issue (i.e. you should be able to remove --border=none from your FzfTabOptions line without causing any problem).

[LinArcX]

Thanks. Beside all these things, is it possible to increase the width or height of the preview window?(each side separately and the whole pane)

[leo-arch]

Maybe to a fixed value. What are you trying to achieve exactly?

EDIT: You can give the view command a try. It's basically a full-screen files previewer (for the current directory only) based on fzf. Or maybe the fzfnav plugin, which can be invoked via the - command (yes, just a dash).