Buffer space around sections is kept even when borders = {} and title.format = ""

[LyxHuston]

I want to remove the frames around certain parts of the UI in order to save space. Here's a minimally useful config that should save some space:

version = "1.0.0"

xplr.config.general.panel_ui.table.borders = {}
xplr.config.general.panel_ui.table.title.format = ""

and what it looks like with current version:

I do already have the code modified on my computer, so I can just make a PR for it if you'll allow. Default behavior can be kept with title.format = " "
Top is xplr 1.0.0, bottom is my changes. Left is default config, right is same minimally useful config given above.

[sayanarijit]

Thank you for the suggestions. It hides the current directory indicator, along with filtered files count, which are often useful.

[LyxHuston]

yeah, I admit it's not ideal. I've tried to see if I can get rid of the borders while keeping the title, but haven't done it yet. In my actual config file I have another element that substitutes the PWD, but doesn't get the filtered files count

[DartMitai]

can you show me how to remove the index and permissions columns? so that the path and the right side remain pressed to their sides.

[LyxHuston]

I don't think this is relevant, bc I don't show that in my screenshots, but I do rearrange the columns, so...

local function rearrange_table_cols(order)
	local store = {}
	for _, i in pairs({ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 }) do
		table.insert(store, xplr.fn.builtin["fmt_general_table_row_cols_" .. i])
		xplr.fn.builtin["fmt_general_table_row_cols_" .. i] = nil
	end
	for i, j in pairs(order) do
		xplr.fn.builtin["fmt_general_table_row_cols_" .. (i - 1)] = store[j + 1]
	end
end

here's a helper function I use to rearrange the columns. Not certain exactly what call you'd want to it, but

rearrange_table_cols({1, 3, 4})

might work. You'll also need to set xplr.config.general.table.col_widths to what you want, or else it'll look very wonky. Alternatively, you could improve my rearrange function to do that for you..