Lukas Pichlmann
Lukas Pichlmann
No you shouldn't need Überzug for this. But it seems that `g:jukit_mpl_style` was ignored and overwritten by the default style-file when using kitty, which I've now implemented a fix for...
Hi, thanks for the contribution. I'm not sure why it's necessary to add these as commands though, you should just be able to remap each of them directly, no?
Interesting, thanks for the information! I thought it was a bug since I didn't notice these issues before upgrading from guidance version 0.1.x The reason I didn't use the inbuilt...
Hi, unfortunately this kind of command queue is currently not possible. I might try to implement this in the future, but for now you what I did to circumvent this...
[See this issue](https://github.com/luk400/vim-jukit/issues/14#issuecomment-1183426950)
Hi, sorry for the late reply. Unfortunately I can not reproduce this issue. Did you install tmux via `wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/homebrewcore/e44425df5a8b3c8c24073486fa7e355f3ac19657/Formula/tmux.rb && brew install ./tmux.rb`? For me the plot is displayed...
Hi, please try again, should be fixed now
You should be able to just remap it using e.g. ``` nnoremap :call jukit#send#line() ``` in your vim config (or the equivalent command in your lua config), does that not...
Move to the window and hit ctrl+c. In the future I might add a dedicated function for this, but I currently I don't have time to implement this