Neovim
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Code blocs are rendered in italic in markdown files
I'm using Nightfox theme and treesitter parser for syntax highlight.
My code blocks in markdown files get displayed in italic, which is quite unreadable…
How could I configure nvim to displayed them as normal characters?
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Lazyman Neovim Configuration Manager
I've created a Neovim configuration manager which includes a rich Neovim configuration and provides a menu interface to install, initialize, manage, and explore multiple Neovim configurations. Over 80 configurations are supported. Works on macOS and most Linux distributions.
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Neo-tree v3.0 released
PSA - Neo-tree has just moved on to version 3.0!
In this project, a major version change is not about features, it's just about making breaking changes in a way that lets users opt into them when they have time.
v2.x
will no longer be updated unless we find some kind of massive bug, such as if your computer catches fire when opening neo-tree. If you use a release branch (which you should) and you want to keep getting updates, you'll need to switch your branch fromv2.x
tov3.x
.Checkout the release on github for a list of changes in this release.
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Generating test boilerplate in (https://social.fussenegger.pro/tags/neovim) for (https://social.fussenegger.pro/tags/java)
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rareitems/put_at_end.nvim: Plugin that provides keymaps for putting certain characters (or any string) at end of the line
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Sometimes I want to put some character like ';' at the end of the line I have cursor currently at but just 'A' key doesn't work because the line has a comment at the end or I want to stay at my current's cursor position (and marks are too many buttons to click and fill up the jump list). So I decided to make a small plugin that allows me to put characters (or any string) at the end of line (but before comments). Maybe other people can find it useful too.
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Breaking changes coming to Neo-tree
Hi all, I just wanted to issue a warning to anyone using the
main
branch that we are working on v3.0 right now so that we can push a few breaking changes that have been on hold for a while. If you want to avoid those breaking changes, you should switch over to thev2.x
branch or use a release tag.You can see what breaking changes are going into this release by looking at the milestone.
The biggest changes are a switch to the newer v3 Nerd Font symbols and dropping the old
NeoTree*
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Is there a way, with nvim-tree, to collapse nested folders?
Basically title, i.e. in Java projects with like
com/app/name/main
, is there a way with nvim-tree to just show that as one level, instead of several levels? -
Tagged & released 1.0.0 of nvim-fzy
Tagged & released 1.0.0 of nvim-fzy
The plugin has been finished & complete for quite some time
Not as fancy & flexible as telescope, but it gets the job done and is only 200 lines.
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Going beyond the :map command and finding out in what file keymaps are declared...
I'm trying to add a few more keymaps for some builtin telescope functions. Ironically, builtin.keymaps being one of them.
Which key shows my other telescope keymaps when I type
<leader>f
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Terminal interface & management
Currently, my setup includes tmux with various tabs and windows/panes for the terminal, editor, logs, etc. It really works well for me.
That being said, I love neovim and would love to try to bring it all under a single program. My issue is that I can't get used to the terminal in Neovim. One thing I like about the tmux panes is that they are distinctly different in color schemes - the terminal being darker and with much more contrast. But from what I can tell, even if I use folke's styler, I don't think the terminal counts for a filetype, so it will revert to my default.
Some other items I wish I could improve with neovim's terminal are the line numbers, I would rather they be removed.
I've tried a few plugins, but nothing really tickled my fancy. Would be curious if anyone else feels the same way or has found a solution?
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What awesome new features have I missed out on?
I don't really have a good way to keep up with new features in neovim, especially new APIs that really only matter to plugin developers.
Has there been any new functionality that I have missed out on in 0.8+?
Is there a good way to find this out on my own? There 's a lot of activity on the repo so watching PRs doesn't really work for me.
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kbin for redditors
This is for all of the other confused people out there. Threads are articles. I am assuming threads are what we are really looking for when we want to have a conversation.
This is taken from here: https://www.reddit.com/r/KbinMigration/comments/145bwof/the\_redditors\_guide\_to\_how\_kbin\_works\_your/
> > > NOTE: When you are in a magazine and looking to create a thread, if you click at "+" in the top right corner to create a thread, you will only see these options; "Add new link, article, photo, post or video". As mentioned in the above table, remember that post is for microblogging hence if you are looking to create a thread on a magazine, that is not the right option, instead it would actually be "article". While naming it "thread" would have been much less confusing (and we expect this to change in the future), for now it is called "Add new article" instead of "Add new thread". > >