Different menu columns in cmdline

[Gelio]

Feature Description

I would love to be able to customize completion.menu.draw.columns based on the context, so that there are no unnecessary kind_icon and kind columns in cmdline:

I tried setting completion.menu.draw.columns to a function accepting ctx (like other config options do), but this one didn't work. The code only expects a table, not a function.

[AbubakrBardien]

Hi, I'm in the same situation. But I thought using a function would work as long as I'm returning a table, right? Or maybe I wrote it wrong.

I tried doing this:

completion = {
	menu = {
		draw = {
			-- columns = { { "kind_icon", "label", "source_name", gap = 1 } },
			-- columns = { { "label", gap = 1 } },
			columns = function()
				if vim.api.nvim_get_mode().mode == "c" then
					return { { "label", gap = 1 } }
				else
					return { { "kind_icon", "label", "source_name", gap = 1 } }
				end
			end,
		},
	},
},

[Gelio]

Yes, I had something like this in mind. If only columns could be a function.

[gennaro-tedesco]

Notice I asked a similar question in the discussion section here. My idea was to use the context

menu.draw.components = {
  kind = {
    text = function(ctx)
	return ctx.mode == "cmdline" and "" or ctx.kind
    end,
  },
}

and return an empty string when in cmdline, however it seems that ctx.mode == "cmdline" always results to false (as if the specific context isn't seen as parameter).