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IMO the `error_count` thing in C should be a last resort thing which _always_ disables the provider, no matter which specific callbacks contributes to the error. it is then up...
A point in favor of `TermColorX` is that can be reused by plugins like nvim-ipy that parses ANSI sequences without having a full :terminal, which now has to define these...
> Emacs lisp (and thus this module) is licensed under GPLv3 This is going to cause headache for company lawyers (although that might be considered a feature).
As it happens, I actually want the reverse: use the same key for `init_selection` and then `node_incremental`. But it doesn't seem to work though to map them to the same...
It didn't work before but I will try latest version tomorrow.
It can be fixed, but it requires some work. Basically implement CursorLine as an overlay, which also will allow blendy cursorline.
This is a terminal emulator issue. It is up to the terminal to make the block cursor double width whenever the cursor is on a double width char (and the...
@kovidgoyal This is true but beside the point of what is actually being reported here. If we look at the picture both following statements are true - terminal emulator does,...
sure, that's the terminal emulator's choice to make if it so insist, but it is still not a neovim issue. There is no such thing as the "correct width" of...
Ugh. so `'mouse'` in vim does not only control _if_ the mouse is captured, but also what it end up _doing_. The vim documentation even only mentions the former.. I...