Matthieu Coudron

I think it should be possible through a plugin to hack something with Shada, like: -on some events you force shada to save (yanking/focuslost...) or load shada file (gainedfocus) -and...

Using the disk is indeed not optimal, hence the "hack" part :) focuslost/gainedfocus should be working in the terminal version since some patches last week (haven't tested yet). That would...

I converted my post from the 23 August into an actual script that can be used in i3 to use the same WM bindings to move between splits and windows,...

There is work in that direction, for instance https://github.com/neovim/neovim/pull/11326

considering the criticality of the feature, shouldn't we make it (temporarily ?) opt-in as we work out the different issues ? this way we can merge and let powerusers test...

yeah it's good advertising it in news.txt. We can adjust the news.txt later when/if we turn the feature on by default. So to test it one would do : ```...

I've started looking into this. Save that file to onchange.c ``` /* * Code taken from: * http://nikhilm.github.io/uvbook/filesystem.html#file-change-events * Relates to http://nikhilm.github.io/uvbook/filesystem.html#file-change-events * compile with gcc % -luv * */...

@ZyX-I that's great insight. In fact I was looking at https://github.com/neovim/neovim/pull/1791 as this is my most missed (n)vim feature. I was trying to check for libuv's file event feature along...

@mmkumr one of the challenge is how to do it without naively polling. If you are going to compare sha256sum, you need to do it regularly which wastes resources whereas...

curl or wget are widely available. I would prefer having a lua provider (and all the other providers converted to lua too :D) around these 2 than bundle http-related code...