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🦎 A NeoVim plugin for highlighting visual selections like in a normal document editor!

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Currently using with one dark theme, but the highlight is not highlighting texts in vim terminal for me.

I find this plugin interesting. However, there are some improvements I would find useful: * Allowing highlight using text-motions would be interesting. * Allow, in normal mode, unhighlight the highlighting...

``` I[C]: in function 'nvim_buf_add_highlight' ^I...str/tools/tool-highlight/modules/highlight_selection.lua:58: in function 'highlight_visual_selection' ^I...ghStr.nvim/lua/high-str/tools/tool-highlight/service.lua:9: in function 'highlight' ^I...vim/lua/high-str/tools/tool-highlight/highlight/init.lua:9: in function 'highlight' ^I...vim/lua/high-str/tools/tool-highlight/highlight/init.lua:15: in function 'main' ^I...inuxmint/.vim/plugged/HighStr.nvim/lua/high-str/main.lua:13: in function func tion: builtin#18 ...str/tools/tool-highlight/modules/highlight_selection.lua:58: Line number...

Hey there, I've been using your plugin to finally fill in that void of being able to highlight lines persistently across buffers. The export and import stuff is great too,...

# Immediate issue The `HSRmHighlight` documentation states: > `:HSRmHighlight `: If the `rm_all` argument is given, removes all the highlighting in the current buffer. If not, does the same but...

It would be great to add those commands: - Add/remove highlight to all of the instances of the selected word (normal mode) or string (visual mode) * In current buffer...

Hello @Pocco81, I would like to ask if this great project is still active in development. Thank you 👍 .

The default value for `saving_path` is currently: ```lua saving_path = "/tmp/highstr/" ``` But when configuring it like this in Windows: ```lua saving_path = "C:\\Work\\" ``` then the `cords.txt` file is...

Example: ``` HSExport /path/to/file1.txt HSExport /path/to/file2.txt HSImport /path/to/file1.txt ```