Ville Hakulinen

Hi. I'm a bit busy with life atm and don't have the time/energy to work on gnvim currently. Drag & drop is definitely a feature that gnvim should have and...

Would sending `:qa` to nvim when you press the close button do the trick? I think that would be the "correct" thing to do. And thank you for the kind...

You can check if gnvim is running with `exists("g:gnvim")`

No other reason than just to not have it. You can source it manually if you so desire (see `:h source`).

The GUI specific stuff you might want to do likely depends on the GUI you're using, so you'd need to do that detection within `ginit.vim` either way.

Implementing scrollbars without first implementing support for [multigrid](https://github.com/neovim/neovim/blob/43356a43d00ff69e90afd5186e066b4d27b66d9d/runtime/doc/ui.txt#L498) would be _really_ hacky, if even possible at all (reliably). Once multigrid support is in place, implementing scrollbars should be trivial. I...

To support multigrid events, we first need to patch [daa84/neovim-lib](https://github.com/daa84/neovim-lib) and add multigrid UI option [here](https://github.com/daa84/neovim-lib/blob/33f2623a8e580d0413fe6c0580e4f8c44c7b87db/src/neovim.rs#L12). No need to get it actually patched upstream, you can just point cargo to...

When it comes to configurability, obeying `guioptions` is the way to go. Gnvim just doesn't currently support any of it. Initial multigrid support should not really change anything (since neovim...

Since the ext_multigrid support is almost done and its been quite solid for me, I decided to play around with the scrollbars on top of the multigrid support. They are...

There is a `ext_wildmenu` UI option on nvim 0.3.x, but that was incorporated into `ext_popupmenu` on 0.4.x, so thats why you need to disable _both_ popupmenu and cmdline. For clarity,...