normanras

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Going beyond the :map command and finding out in what file keymaps are declared... in c/neovim@open-source.social
[–] normanras@open-source.social 2 points 2 years ago

Embarrassing... a little extra reading would have solved my issue. Thanks again, Steve!

Going beyond the :map command and finding out in what file keymaps are declared... in c/neovim@open-source.social
[–] normanras@open-source.social 1 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) (2 children)

No way! Is this the same stevearc that made vim-arduino plugin? I was about to open an issue on the repo! But it might just be my setup of the lazy plugin manager.

Anyway, thanks for the tip here! Since so much is setup with Lua the command just says "Last set by Lua". I'll have to dig around some more.

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Going beyond the :map command and finding out in what file keymaps are declared... (open-source.social)
 

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, but I want to figure out where they are defined. Is there a command in neovim to find where the keymaps are declared?

Terminal interface & management in c/neovim@open-source.social
[–] normanras@open-source.social 1 points 2 years ago

Agreed, this is the conclusion I keep coming back to too. This setup just works for me.

Terminal interface & management in c/neovim@open-source.social
[–] normanras@open-source.social 1 points 2 years ago

Hit the nail on the head - it's more the "playing with the config" and "see what's possible" type of interest. My current setup is perfect for my workflow and use case and relying on a new tmux pane/window for the terminal works as I'd like. Complete navigation between tmux and neovim with the keyboard; I have no need at all to combine things. Thanks for cutting right through me! 😆

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Terminal interface & management (open-source.social)
 

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?