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Have you the [webextension-shell] and [webextension-dmenu] installed in Firefox? [webextension-shell]: https://github.com/alexherbo2/webextension-shell [webextension-dmenu]: https://github.com/alexherbo2/webextension-dmenu

@m-kru The `kak-lsp` program could get the list of static keywords using a temporary file: ``` sh kak -p "$kak_session"

[bpython](http://bpython-interpreter.org) has this kind of functionality. It is a Python REPL which provides automatic as you type completion. You can see how it works in the [video](http://bpython-interpreter.org/static/bpython-screencast01.ogg). [](http://i.imgur.com/PvSZOsf.png)

Yep, it sounds good. I use a similar approach for a [`plumb`] script. It uses the `CLIPBOARD_COPY` and `CLIPBOARD_PASTE` command implementation, with defaults (for Wayland, X11, macOS) if they are...

@RyanGreenup Sure. - Prefer `CLIPBOARD_COPY` and `CLIPBOARD_PASTE` naming. `CLIP_IN` and `CLIP_OUT` naming sounds very specific to `xclip`. - Also long option names for understanding what they do when possible. -...

Do you have a `repl-new` command?

In kitty, `repl-new` should be aliased to `kitty-repl`.

It is automatic. Be sure the version you use has `repl-new` implemented.

You can get the path to the [`runtime`] directory with: ``` kak echo %val{runtime} ``` [`runtime`]: https://github.com/mawww/kakoune/tree/master/share/kak Try Alt + | with: ``` sh xdg-open "$kak_runtime" ``` and search for...

@basbebe If you have the [`dolphin`] module enabled, you can even do: ``` kak dolphin %val{runtime} ``` and have the files to open in the client :heart:. [`dolphin`]: https://github.com/alexherbo2/connect.kak/tree/master/rc/connect/modules/dolphin