Francisco Lopes

@ovidius72 it's possible, through what is available in Unicode and font with colored characters/emoji (plus terminal support of that if you're on terminal), or [custom fonts](http://nerdfonts.com/). There's no option for...

@ovidius72 hi, I just meant that it's not impossible, since you can use emoji/unicode/custom-fonts for that, but coc.nvim doesn't provide options for tweaking `kind` or other parts of the menu,...

@ovidius72 you would put your emoji around here: https://github.com/neoclide/coc.nvim/blob/master/src/util/complete.ts#L72

@ovidius72, for example: - cd `~/.vim/plugged/coc.nvim` - ```diff @@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ export function completionKindString(kind: CompletionItemKind): string { case CompletionItemKind.Text: return 'Text' case CompletionItemKind.Method: - return 'Method' + return '📙'...

@ovidius72 anything is possible, since it's open source, good luck maintaining the patch though.

@ovidius72 the kind of the completion is generally shown in the middle though, never left-side, it's the way Vim does things, you could try patching it for that but you...

@hariamoor this is coc issue tracker, for a possible coc debugging extension. It doesn't make sense to request coc author to write a standalone debugging interface, for NeoVim only, in...

@chemzqm could the docs besides also follow direction? For example, currently, when pum is above, and reversed, the suggestion is shown close to the cursor, which is nice, but the...

I should then, suggest to make that the last addition to this and avoid going further, like making documentation text content upside-down 😄

Does this make sense? I think it would require a lot of UI rewriting to achieve or design a stylesheet? Maybe it's just better left as it is currently, at...