Gerard Roche
Gerard Roche
Neo just hooks into the key by defining a keymap which feeds neo the key e.g.: ``` {"keys": ["g"], "command": "nv_feed_key", "args": {"key": "g"}, "context": [{"key": "vi_command_mode_aware"}]}, ``` When **g**...
Yes. Realtime substitutions. I've seen that feature in Neovim. It's awesome. Neovim even shows the replacements in realtime. Really cool. It's on the top of the roadmap.
I haven't looked into this issue yet, but here are some of the mappings that use and might be of interest to you. ``` nnoremap [d :LspPrevDiagnostic nnoremap ]d :LspNextDiagnostic...
I didn't even realise the finder panel controlled this. There's currently no way to make the `find_under_expand` and related commands case sensitive. But you are right, it should be case...
Yeah, I think documenting is the best course of action. The hacky solution to implement it now is too flaky to implement. When Sublime adds an api for a case...
Duplicate of #308?
The command line always contains the prefix `:`. It won't matter what mapping you use. Yes, pressing delete/backspace will close the command line if only the prefix (`:`) is visible....
No. This won't be an option. It's too edge-case.
There's no way to move it. The input panel is a sublime widget. It's a very simple input panel. > Could you please at least point to the code where...
Yea, dit seems to have an issue with multi-line attributes, which is really common in things like vue.