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Border drawing depends on many things:
- is the preview column collapsed?
- is padding_right on?
- is preview_files on?
- is preview_directories on?
- is the pager opened? ("i" key)
- does the current file have a preview?
This commit should fix border drawing in all of the mentioned cases.
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When display_size_in_status_bar is turned off, there was an extra space
where the size would usually be.
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This bug caused an error message to appear on every start of ranger, if
the user has no scope.sh, because "use_preview_script" is set to true
but "preview_script" is None.
The expected behaviour would be to silently ignore it, to stop annoying
people who don't want scope.sh.
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this indicates that ranger should not be used as a file launcher
anymore, since it now ships with the standalone program `rifle'.
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this avoids garbled output for a pager that doesn't pass through ansi
codes to the terminal
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Again, use rifle as a file launcher instead
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Instead of launching ranger for opening files, simply use rifle.
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The command :narrow has few use cases, which will be served by a system
that'll be implemented at a later point.
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