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Hide cursor when enter on the tree
What does "disable cursor" mean and why would you want to do it?
I have the same question.
People can have mappings like h and j to collapse/expand directories, maybe the cursor is a bit annoying in that case, hidding it and enabling a cursorline might be a good adition I guess (could be optional the cursor hiding thing)
I can see the purpose of this now. I've never done this so I'm not sure if I would personally like it or not, It might be something that can be solved by #155
But sometimes I need the cursor to copy-paste the name (or part-of the name) from the filetree. It's acceptable if this can be disabled by an option.
People can have mappings like h and j to collapse/expand directories. [...]
Then that's a bad idea. Normally one should not use h,j,k,l to do things other than default behaviours.
Anyway, this is just my own opinion.
But sometimes I need the cursor to copy-paste the name (or part-of the name) from the filetree. It's acceptable if this can be disabled by an option.
This is definitely an optional thing, or possibly just a recipe in the Wiki.
People can have mappings like h and j to collapse/expand directories. [...]
Then that's a bad idea. Normally one should not use h,j,k,l to do things other than default behaviours.
Anyway, this is just my own opinion.
That's definitely not an opinion that everyone shares. I remap h,j,k,l to window navigation commands myself. People should do whatever makes them happy! Neo-tree should (ideally) be flexible enough to accommodate any workflow and preferences.
See https://github.com/nvim-neo-tree/neo-tree.nvim/issues/155#issuecomment-1081338852