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I've been maintaining a fork which includes a bunch of patches: https://github.com/zgoat/zcache I didn't include #132 as it's incompatible. But there could be an option for that perhaps, or another...

As far as I know Patrick is no longer maintaining this @g-rad; I made a compatible fork which adds some commonly requested features over here: https://github.com/zgoat/zcache v1 is designed to...

Sorry, I forgot to mention I'm using the latest master (4b0fc48) I don't know what you comparability requirements are for vim-lsc, but Vim somewhat recently added some multibyte-aware functions to...

Thanks! It seems improved, but it doesn't display all completions: ![screenshot_2021-06-24-10-25-08_border](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1032692/123193264-044acc00-d4d7-11eb-8081-a57e40d6d809.png) ![screenshot_2021-06-24-10-25-25_border](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1032692/123193269-06148f80-d4d7-11eb-9ed4-8d3a5ac455d7.png) I checked the LSP logs, and the request and responses are completely identical for the two examples (`x`...

I did this with: let g:lsc_auto_map = {'defaults': v:true, 'GoToDefinitionSplit': ''} augroup my_lsc au! au BufNewFile,BufReadPost * \ if has_key(g:lsc_servers_by_filetype, &filetype) && lsc#server#filetypeActive(&filetype) \| nnoremap ] :tab LSClientGoToDefinitionSplit \| nnoremap...

The WASM version is just something I added to play around a bit with WASM; as far as I know it works well enough, but almost no one actually uses...

Yeah, I think I looked at that actually; I probably just didn't feel like working on it because the `dmenu` integration works well enough for me haha

https://github.com/golang-design/clipboard is nice, and cross-platform. The big problem with this is how the X clipboard works. When you "copy" something nothing is actually copied; the application just takes ownership of...

I have no use for this myself, and unlikely to work on it, but I'll review and merge patches. It shouldn't actually be too hard to add.

That's what the `-as json` (or `-json`) flag is for, and to further process it with `jq`. You actually can do CSV already, kind of, with the `-format` flag: [~]%...