Sirisak Lueangsaksri
Sirisak Lueangsaksri
Ah... that would make sense. Sublime Text does not store any project data upon quit / exit the program so any data that Javatar stored will be lost (this including...
Alright, thanks for the work you've done. I'll try to reproduce it on my machine and see if it's also happens to me. If not, I think I'll leave this...
Terminallity is not aims to be terminal emulator so this feature will not be implemented. However, EOF signal can be implemented in the Terminality so I will leave this issue...
@adolfobarreto75 I have create my own indent guides extension called "Guides" which also include (not so beautiful) ruler guides too. @JoeRobich Hope you do not mind that I am advertise...
This setup looks good to me... ```lua snap.run { producer = snap.get'producer.ripgrep.vimgrep', steps = {{ consumer = snap.get'consumer.fzf', config = {prompt = "FZF>"} }}, select = snap.get'select.vimgrep'.select, multiselect = snap.get'select.vimgrep'.multiselect,...
No worry, I can live with it for now. Thanks for the great plugin by the way, I really like how things get composed together.
This issue (https://github.com/camspiers/snap/issues/1) seems to be exactly what I'm looking for, which is also seems to be the solution suggested above.
The problem is Terminality shell is not a terminal emulator which cause the output to be buffered which is why you have to enter all inputs before it printing out...
I will mark this issue as `enhancement` instead of `bug` since I also want the Terminality to print out the output without flush the buffer.
No problem! Issue like this always help improve quality of the plugin :)