specs.nvim
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👓 A fast and lightweight Neovim lua plugin to keep an eye on where your cursor has jumped.
It would be nice if it fades or resizes from the direction from which it is coming. Example, If coming from top to bottom, then it resizes from top to...
This pr mainly adds the function that will be displayed every time you switch windows, which is off by default. Also refactored some code, will be more concise
If you have 2 splits open and use `` multiple times to jump between the two splits, the window that specs.vim uses for the highlighting effect blocks all `
#### Reproduce: 1. Open two files in vim 2. Split the window vertically and show the two files 3. Click back and forth the two panes #### Result: The specs.nvim...
Something similar to https://github.com/rolandwalker/nav-flash
Hi! First of all thanks for the great plugin. I noticed an issue when jumping between splits. If the cursor lands on an emoji it breaks the animation. I recorded...
When moving over folds, the animation is still triggered. It would make more sense to base the comparison of `min_jump` with _visible_ rows rather than actual row count.
I need new functionality for finding loosed cursor (in MacOs's iTerm it's would be s `command+/` analog): Something like `imap or nmap exe "au! CursorMoved * :lua require('specs').on_cursor_moved()"` didn't work.
Thank you very much for this plugin. I find it very useful when jumping back and forth between windows. I have a request for a feature. I am sorry that...
