Tomas Sandven
Tomas Sandven
@darteil After you open Zen mode, does running this fix the gaps for you? ```vim :lua require("zen-mode.view").fix_layout(true) ``` I have a similar issue with Neovide, I want to *increase* the...
@David-Else I have these open/close hooks configured: ```lua on_open = function(win) vim.cmd("ALEDisableBuffer") vim.cmd("ScrollViewDisable") vim.diagnostic.disable() end, on_close = function(win) vim.cmd("ALEEnableBuffer") vim.cmd("ScrollViewEnable") vim.diagnostic.enable() end, ``` They temporarily hide ALE linter warnings, LSP...
@nasanos Would it be possible to update this to also synchronize the scroll position? As it is now, I'm guessing it's possible for the cursor to be at the top...
@nasanos If you want to go all the way, you could continuously keep the cursor position and scroll position in sync with the original window using autocommands. I know there...
Try using `WinEnter` instead: ```vim autocmd VimEnter *.md :ZenMode ```
Works perfectly as far as I've been able to test it.
I downgraded to pyang 2.5.2 and the crash disappeared, so the problem was definitely introduced in 2.5.3.
@gwsw Sorry for bothering you, I was just wondering which release this feature (^X) was released in? :slightly_smiling_face: I'm on Arch Linux with `less 590`, and I noticed that ^X...
I tried building from the latest master branch. `defines.h` includes: ``` /* Define to 1 if you have the `poll' function. */ #define HAVE_POLL 1 ``` Pressing Ctrl+X still has...