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sillybun
support for neovim
I'm not sure how much the work is. It just a feature request.
When I use <leader>r to open terminal program, neovim shows the following error.
I have to admit that currently, I cannot provide support for neovim because that I'm not a neovim user. I tried to install neovim and something went wrong with my vimrc.
Looks like all the terminal related stuff works differently in vim and neovim. So it's probably a bit of a pain.
This quick & dirty hack could be a start:
diff --git a/autoload/repl.vim b/autoload/repl.vim
index 0c43602..a4a56b5 100644
--- a/autoload/repl.vim
+++ b/autoload/repl.vim
@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ endfunction
function! repl#REPLClose()
if repl#REPLIsVisible()
if index(split(repl#REPLGetName(), ' '), 'ipdb') != -1 || index(split(repl#REPLGetName(), ' '), 'pdb') != -1
- call term_sendkeys('ZYTREPL', "\<C-W>\<C-C>")
+ call jobsend(g:term_job_id, "\<C-W>\<C-C>")
call repl#Sends(['quit()'], ['ipdb>', 'pdb>'])
else
exe "call term_sendkeys('" . 'ZYTREPL' . ''', "\<C-W>\<C-C>")'
@@ -151,7 +151,9 @@ function! repl#REPLOpen(...)
if exists('g:repl_height')
exe 'bo term ++close ++rows=' . float2nr(g:repl_height) . ' ' . repl#REPLGetName()
else
- exe 'bo term ++close ' . repl#REPLGetName()
+ exe 'bo vsplit | enew'
+ let g:term_job_id = termopen(repl#REPLGetName())
+ exe 'startinsert'
endif
elseif g:repl_position == 1
if exists('g:repl_height')
@@ -265,7 +267,7 @@ function! repl#REPLSaveCheckPoint() abort
endif
let l:checkid = repl#REPLGetCheckID(getline('.'))
if repl#REPLIsVisible()
- call term_sendkeys('ZYTREPL', '__import__("dill").dump_session("CHECKPOINT_' . l:checkid . '.data")' . "\<Cr>")
+ call jobsend(g:term_job_id, '__import__("dill").dump_session("CHECKPOINT_' . l:checkid . '.data")' . "\<Cr>")
if matchstr(getline(line('.') + 1), '# \d\d\d\d-\d\d\?-\d\d?') !=# ''
call setline(line('.') + 1, '# ' . strftime('%Y-%m-%d'))
else
@@ -282,7 +284,7 @@ function! repl#REPLLoadCheckPoint() abort
endif
let l:checkid = repl#REPLGetCheckID(getline('.'))
if repl#REPLIsVisible()
- call term_sendkeys('ZYTREPL', '__import__("dill").load_session("CHECKPOINT_' . l:checkid . '.data")' . "\<Cr>")
+ call jobsend(g:term_job_id, '__import__("dill").load_session("CHECKPOINT_' . l:checkid . '.data")' . "\<Cr>")
endif
endfunction
@@ -302,8 +304,7 @@ function! repl#SendCurrentLine() abort
return
endif
endif
- exe "call term_sendkeys('" . 'ZYTREPL' . ''', getline(".") . "\<Cr>")'
- exe "call term_wait('" . 'ZYTREPL' . ''', 50)'
+ call jobsend(g:term_job_id, getline(".") . "\<Cr>")
endif
endfunction
@@ -654,7 +655,7 @@ function! repl#Sends(tasks, symbols)
let g:currentlinenumber = -1
let g:currentrepltype = repl#REPLGetShortName()
" echom len(g:tasks)
- let g:term_send_task_codes = ['LABEL Start', 'wait repl#CheckInputState()', 'call term_sendkeys("ZYTREPL", g:tasks[g:taskprocess] . "\<Cr>")', 'let g:taskprocess = g:taskprocess + 1', 'if g:taskprocess == len(g:tasks)', 'return', 'endif', 'GOTO Start']
+ let g:term_send_task_codes = ['LABEL Start', 'wait repl#CheckInputState()', 'call jobsend(' . g:term_job_id . ', g:tasks[g:taskprocess] . "\<Cr>")', 'let g:taskprocess = g:taskprocess + 1', 'if g:taskprocess == len(g:tasks)', 'return', 'endif', 'GOTO Start']
" let g:term_send_task_index = 0
" call job_start("echo 'g:term_send_task'", {'close_cb': 'AsyncFuncRun'})
call AsyncCodeRun(g:term_send_task_codes, "term_send_task")
@@ -711,10 +712,9 @@ function! repl#SendLines(first, last) abort
endwhile
for line in getline(l:firstline, a:last)
let l:deletespaceline = line[l:i:]
- exe "call term_sendkeys('" . 'ZYTREPL' . ''', l:deletespaceline . "\<Cr>")'
- exe 'call term_wait("ZYTREPL", 50)'
+ exe "call jobsend(" . g:term_job_id . ', l:deletespaceline . "\<Cr>")'
endfor
- exe "call term_sendkeys('" . 'ZYTREPL' . ''', "\<Cr>")'
+ exe "call jobsend(" . g:term_job_id . ', "\<Cr>")'
endif
endif
endfunction
diff --git a/plugin/default.vim b/plugin/default.vim
index 8125af8..0a1725b 100644
--- a/plugin/default.vim
+++ b/plugin/default.vim
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ let g:REPLVIM_PATH = g:REPLVIM_PATH[:strridx(g:REPLVIM_PATH, "plugin") - 1]
if !exists("g:repl_program")
let g:repl_program = {
\ "python": "python",
- \ "default": "bash"
+ \ "default": "python"
\ }
endif
Very basic \w command working, a lot of things would still crash.
Not a neovim user myself... I was just curious :)
On Windows the Neovim install seems to go fine. When I run :REPLToggle I get this:
'++close' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. [Process exited 1]'
Would be really cool to have this in Neovim!
It would be great indeed. What about adding that Neovim is not supported at the beginning of the README?
Guys you can try: https://github.com/hkupty/iron.nvim It's pretty good, but has its quirks. It is NOT refined as this is for multiple languages. So, it can't discern if you have an empty line with in a function. So, u have to stick a tab or something. Also, I am using sillybun's solution for gluepython3 development. And, I could not change the repl. If anyone makes iron.nvim work for AWS gluepython3 , then pls let me know by responding to: https://github.com/hkupty/iron.nvim/issues/157 Still, I am reasonably happy with just vim.
Good call, @yelled1, and while you're there, pick up hkupty/nvimux as well. It simulates tmux and gives you the ability to use CTRL-B O to jump between REPL and code. Here's my init.vim and plugins.lua.
Good call, @yelled1, and while you're there, pick up hkupty/nvimux as well. It simulates tmux and gives you the ability to use CTRL-B O to jump between REPL and code. Here's my init.vim and plugins.lua.
Thank you will try.
who can help to tell me how to use neovim and vim simutaneously on macOS? I have never used neovim yet/
who can help to tell me how to use neovim and vim simutaneously on macOS? I have never used neovim yet/
https://github.com/neovim/neovim/releases/ macOS Download nvim-macos.tar.gz Extract: tar xzvf nvim-macos.tar.gz Run ./nvim-osx64/bin/nvim neovim has its own vimrc file...on Ubuntu its under ~/.config/nvim/init.vim...probably same location on macOS as well(create file if not there after install). You just copy paste your configuration from your vimrc to init.vim or make a symlink. I keep neovims configs separate. On vim I use Conquer of Completion for IDE like features and on nvim LSP protocol and language servers. I suggest u keep vimrc and ~/.config/nvim/init.vim separate.
another option seems to be brew install neovim I hang out at engineermans discord often(google search it and join discord). If u want to keep chatting about vim. Also love your plugin on vim works very nicely.
Any updates? My error message reads:
Error detected while processing function repl#REPLToggle[10]..repl#REPLOpen
E117: Unknown function: term_sendkeys
Any updates? My error message reads:
Error detected while processing function repl#REPLToggle[10]..repl#REPLOpen
E117: Unknown function: term_sendkeys
Actually, if ur dying to use it on neovim, then coc-python will work now. You just do need to remap the keys to Sillybun's. I use both.
Any updates? My error message reads:
Error detected while processing function repl#REPLToggle[10]..repl#REPLOpenE117: Unknown function: term_sendkeysActually, if ur dying to use it on neovim, then coc-python will work now. You just do need to remap the keys to Sillybun's. I use both.
Thank you. I tried devising my own function but it took forever. coc-python works.
Can you choose the placement of the terminal?
Have not tried. GitHub - hkupty/iron.nvim: Interactive Repl Over Neovim is pretty good & let u choose the terminal position, but not as mature as vim-repl. You will hit some prb. Also, https://github.com/kassio/neoterm is another option.
On Sat, Dec 12, 2020 at 4:22 PM Evangelos Constantinou < [email protected]> wrote:
Any updates? My error message reads: Error detected while processing function repl#REPLToggle[10]..repl#REPLOpen E117: Unknown function: term_sendkeys
Actually, if ur dying to use it on neovim, then coc-python https://github.com/neoclide/coc-pythonwill work now. You just do need to remap the keys to Sillybun's. I use both.
Thank you. I tried devising my own function but it took forever. coc-python works.
Can you choose the placement of the terminal?
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Have not tried. GitHub - hkupty/iron.nvim: Interactive Repl Over Neovim is pretty good & let u choose the terminal position, but not as mature as vim-repl. You will hit some prb. Also, https://github.com/kassio/neoterm is another option. … On Sat, Dec 12, 2020 at 4:22 PM Evangelos Constantinou < @.***> wrote: Any updates? My error message reads: Error detected while processing function repl#REPLToggle[10]..repl#REPLOpen E117: Unknown function: term_sendkeys Actually, if ur dying to use it on neovim, then coc-python https://github.com/neoclide/coc-pythonwill work now. You just do need to remap the keys to Sillybun's. I use both. Thank you. I tried devising my own function but it took forever. coc-python works. Can you choose the placement of the terminal? — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#3 (comment)>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AARVDVXWP7K33MC5CJA7URLSUPNLFANCNFSM4FI2X6NA .
Thanks. I figured it out with coc-python (well kind of) for any one who is interested. After sending your selection to the terminal, the position can be re-adjusted with the usual window adjustment keybindings (i.e., ctrl-w-H).
One drawback of using coc-python relative to vim-repl is that the latter automatically moves to the end of the selection after the code is sent.
Just use below with caveat that u might want to change *
autocmd FileType python nnoremap
On Sun, Dec 13, 2020 at 12:18 PM Evangelos Constantinou < [email protected]> wrote:
Have not tried. GitHub - hkupty/iron.nvim: Interactive Repl Over Neovim is pretty good & let u choose the terminal position, but not as mature as vim-repl. You will hit some prb. Also, https://github.com/kassio/neoterm is another option. … <#m_3697932679282546535_> On Sat, Dec 12, 2020 at 4:22 PM Evangelos Constantinou < @.***> wrote: Any updates? My error message reads: Error detected while processing function repl#REPLToggle[10]..repl#REPLOpen E117: Unknown function: term_sendkeys Actually, if ur dying to use it on neovim, then coc-python https://github.com/neoclide/coc-pythonwill work now. You just do need to remap the keys to Sillybun's. I use both. Thank you. I tried devising my own function but it took forever. coc-python works. Can you choose the placement of the terminal? — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#3 (comment) https://github.com/sillybun/vim-repl/issues/3#issuecomment-743889375>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AARVDVXWP7K33MC5CJA7URLSUPNLFANCNFSM4FI2X6NA .
Thanks. I figured it out with coc-python (well kind of) for any one who is interested. After sending your selection to the terminal, the position can be re-adjusted with the usual window adjustment keybindings (i.e., ctrl-w-H).
One drawback of using coc-python relative to vim-repl is that the latter automatically moves to the end of the selection after the code is sent.
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Just use below with caveat that u might want to change *
* to something that you would use & You will not be able to use "mY" & you might want to change to something else. When not available then hack'em => why we use (neo)vim. autocmd FileType python nnoremap l :CocCommand python.upgradePythonLanguageServer<Cr> autocmd FileType python nnoremap r :CocCommand python.startREPL<CR> autocmd FileType python vmap * * mY:CocCommand python.execSelectionInTerminal<Cr>'Yj autocmd Filetype python imap \ <Esc>0v$:CocCommand python.execSelectionInTerminal<Cr>j autocmd Filetype python nmap > wrote: Any updates? My error message reads: Error detected while processing function repl#REPLToggle[10]..repl#REPLOpen E117: Unknown function: term_sendkeys Actually, if ur dying to use it on neovim, then coc-python https://github.com/neoclide/coc-pythonwill work now. You just do need to remap the keys to Sillybun's. I use both. Thank you. I tried devising my own function but it took forever. coc-python works. Can you choose the placement of the terminal? — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#3 (comment) <#3 (comment)>>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AARVDVXWP7K33MC5CJA7URLSUPNLFANCNFSM4FI2X6NA . Thanks. I figured it out with coc-python (well kind of) for any one who is interested. After sending your selection to the terminal, the position can be re-adjusted with the usual window adjustment keybindings (i.e., ctrl-w-H). One drawback of using coc-python relative to vim-repl is that the latter automatically moves to the end of the selection after the code is sent. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#3 (comment)>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AARVDVVZOHPWT77QIBEFI5DSUTZPTANCNFSM4FI2X6NA .* 0v$:CocCommand python.execSelectionInTerminal<Cr>j On Sun, Dec 13, 2020 at 12:18 PM Evangelos Constantinou < [email protected]> wrote: … Have not tried. GitHub - hkupty/iron.nvim: Interactive Repl Over Neovim is pretty good & let u choose the terminal position, but not as mature as vim-repl. You will hit some prb. Also, https://github.com/kassio/neoterm is another option. … <#m_3697932679282546535_> On Sat, Dec 12, 2020 at 4:22 PM Evangelos Constantinou < @.
Thank you
This plugin looks awesome, so I've started working on adding neovim support over on my fork . @DavidEGx’s code was a good starting point :+1: Opening a REPL and sending (pytho) code to it already works, but there still are some things to be done. I'll create a PR if @sillybun is interested in including the feature.
On a side note: I only found out about the missing neovim support after getting the errors described in this issue, a small note in the README would be nice untile neovim support is available :) .
I’m pretty bad at vimscript, though ^^
