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same deal for me

That would be a really nice feature ! It is really boring to need to use first `. ranger` to go to the correct directory and then to start vim....

The problem here is probably me not reading the docs as usual (RTFM, i know...) But maybe adding some text after the greyed example would make it easier to spot...

I have a similar problem. Without stacking, the panes wont change width when resizing/toggling sidebars. Whith stacking, everything is messed up and weird. In both cases, sitching panes misaligns them...

> could you post a video showing the issue, and you walking your cursor through the equation? Here it is :  You can see the doubled...

Simple solution : 1. make a shell script that runs space_tracer 2. run that shell script in a vim terminal buffer Here is my script (in zsh) (named `space_tracer_loop`): ```zsh...

This is my current workaround : ```vim " Automatically update the Toc let g:auto_update_toc = 0 " set to 1 to enable by default command TocAutoUpdateToggle let g:auto_update_toc=!g:auto_update_toc command TocAutoUpdate...

@alerque I could do that yeah, I guess the code should go into the `ftdetect/markdown.vim` file ? I also have to make sure I write the documentation right

Sorry, I stopped searching after some time, and now i'm not even using obsidian desmos anymore. I hope that someone could either give the answer or make it a feature...

Maybe the command should be `brew install --cask vimmotion`.