Iron-E
Iron-E
As noted in #270, it seems like we have a dependency cycle (note the double-ended arrows):  The best way I can think to fix this is...
This PR adds scrolling the bufferline via `BufferScrollLeft`/`Right`. To accomplish this, a new parameter to several functions had to be added: `refocus`. On master, barbar.nvim will default to always keeping...
> Some option to show only buffers related to specific root cwd would be a nice addition to worktress - after changing it would show me opened buffers just for...
I discovered this while investigating #218. To reproduce, run this script: ```vim " Must be global -_- function! BufferlineOnOptionChanged(dict, key, changes) abort echom "foo" call luaeval("require'bufferline'.on_option_changed(nil, _A, nil)", a:key) endfunction...
`nvim-treesitter` does not tend to support very fine syntax highlighting as per `:h group-names`. For example, in Rust the `?` token is represented as an `Operator` (e.g. `+`, `-`, `&&`)...
```coq Example test_orb1: (orb true false) = true. ``` In that example `=` is matched as a keyword rather than an operator of some kind. Even if the default is...
I also noticed that you can't specify a definition call from its arguments. Example: ```coq Example test_orb1: (orb true false) = true. ``` `orb`, `true`, and `false` all must be...
`|` is detected as `coqKwd`, like `match` in the below example:  It may be desired to `:hi link` `|` as `coqVernacPunctuation`, `Delimiter`, or some other group since `|` isn't...
 The first `|` gets picked up as `coqVernacPunctuation`, and the rest are picked up as `coqIndConstructor` Relevant: #87
Hello! Thank you for your work on this project— it has been my terminal of choice for the past year. I see that [QTerminal](https://github.com/lxqt/qterminal/issues/684) supports ligatures, but LXTermimal does not....