Rahul
Rahul
Last night, I build `emacs-ng` using [xbps-src](https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/) with template given below :- ```` # Template file for 'emacs-ng' pkgname=emacs-ng version=0.0.e88654b revision=1 archs="x86_64" wrksrc=${pkgname}-${version} build_style=gnu-configure hostmakedepends="base-devel clang" makedepends="zlib-devel fontconfig-devel libotf-devel freetype-devel...
[V](https://vlang.io/) programming language, is a statically typed ready for development language. Many projects do use it. It would be great to support it. Thanks
As the link [Racer not actively maintained](https://github.com/racer-rust/racer#disclaimer) completely stated about the future of racer. So, what about this project ? Will it also migrate to [rust-analyzer](https://rust-analyzer.github.io/) ??
Is there anyway that I could start Neovim using nvr in WSL and use it on [goneovim](https://github.com/akiyosi/goneovim) from windows?
It would be wonderful to have C-API to syntect library similar to treesitter. This will open up a gate to lot more users to use this library.
I have these files which are LZMA type as shown in extension and by 7z archiver   But when used in this code: ```rust #[derive(Debug)] pub enum FileKind {...
Hey there, powershell supports input(s) and output(s) in CLIXML format which can be further used with serde to provide better error in output or success messages. From `powershell -h`: ...
Hey, there powershell supports for custom `ps1` file to load at startup using flag `-PSConsoleFile` which would be beneficial
Please make it available on [Open VSX](https://open-vsx.org/), this will make extension readily available on editors which are fork of VSCode. You don't need to change anything as underlying architecture is...
As discussed in issue #361