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Easily create previewable commands in Neovim.

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There are probably a million ways the highlighting algorithm can be improved. Here are some examples: **In progress** - [ ] input: `oneword`, output: `hey`, expected highlights: a single replacement...

This plugin is almost ready to be released and I am currently looking for testers. What you can do to help out: - Test the `:Norm` and `Reg` commands and...

help wanted

If you have come up with your own commands other than `:Norm` or `:Reg`, please share them with the community here! Feel free to add a short demo video.

Currently, if you change the word `tall` into `far` (e.g. with `:Norm ciwfar`), you will get three separate highlights (two replacements and one deletion - if deletion edits are shown)....

Really cool plugin! I started taking it for a spin and one issue I noticed is that the preview is not correct if some line does not contain a match...

bug
Nvim core

To Do before 2.0 release: - update readme: - [x] :Preview command (document that ranges etc. work) - ensure partial backwards compatibility: - [ ] if user has something like...

This PR aims to significantly improve the command preview functionality by addressing highlighting and responsiveness issues present in the current implementation. Previously, `vim.cmd` was called from the preview callback to...

So this behavior is kinda hard to explain and i dont fully understand it myself. Basically when saving "dd" to a macro it behaves very weirdly when the text is...

I used live-command to wrap vim-abolish: ```lua use {'smjonas/live-command.nvim', commit='ce4b104ce702c7bb9fdff863059af6d47107ca61', config=function() require("live-command").setup { defaults = { -- inline_highlighting = false, }, commands = { Norm = { cmd = "norm"...

enhancement

I think norm is much more useful than visual block, but the only regret is that some motion commands(w,e) do not display cursor positions.