luukvbaal

> Here is the documentation of `number_hl_group` option which says nothing about it being related to signs: I think the extmark `*hl_group`s should mention their `:sign define` counterparts, or at...

Resolved by #31575, #32060, #32400.

It seems this should still be followed up for 'statuscolumn', and probably 'signcolumn' too?

The buffer content width would be `getwininfo()[0].width - getwininfo()[0].textoff`. But it deviates with the numberwidth on `cpo+=n` wrapped/virtual lines (which isn't directly exposed). Letting drawline.c handle this like zeer suggests...

Your specific example wouldn't be an issue if the interactive->more logic was only applied to interactive echo/print commands as intended. That logic should not apply to other commands that also...

> But is it possible to differentiate between me typing in :lua print("foo") for example, and a plugin having print("foo") somewhere in their code? Yes we already do that. >...

Possible sure, and a cool idea. But it might be a while before I get around to builtin support for this. I think it's possible to add this yourself through...

[Mappings](https://github.com/luukvbaal/nnn.nvim?tab=readme-ov-file#mappings) get passed the file name upon selection. Inside the callback you would get all the windows in the current tabpage, add an indicator(looks like your screenshot uses the statusline...

> This only happens with treesitter because treesitter uses `nvim__redraw`. Related: [#28668](https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/28668) Unrelated but I found that it still happens even after `vim.treesitter.stop()`. This is because `stop()` does not actually...

For now let's just close the messages window since that's what happens with the message grid currently when opening the cmdwin.