do I need to install something?
wsdjeg: and make sure :pwd is the root of your project. (re @SpaceVimBot: omarkhwarzmi_twitter: I add @todo in my code and run it , it's give a void window with nothing)
but I am trying to get coc.vim working but I get this error
[coc.nvim]: Some plugin change completeopt on insert mode: Last set from ~/.cache/vimfiles/repos/github.com/Shougo/neocomplete/autoload/neocomplete/
for the icons will downloading any from here https://www.nerdfonts.com/font-downloads and setting the font to it work?
**`wsdjeg:`** please read the doc of autocomplete layer (re @SpaceVimBot: LEvinson2504: [coc.nvim]: Some plugin change completeopt on insert mode: Last set from ~/.cache/vimfiles/repos/github.com/Shougo/neocomplete/autoload/neocomplete/)
Regarding files, do you mean a file browser? There are some included ones, such as defx. https://spacevim.org/documentation/#file-tree
Also, I feel coc-explorer and ranger.vim are better ones.
If anyone else uses ranger, please let me know how you deal with the problem. Thanks.
@codic12 I have it configured like this and it works (in vim at least)
[[custom_plugins]]
name = 'ryanoasis/vim-devicons'
lazy = 1
depends = [
'Shougo/vimfiler.vim',
'Shougo/unite.vim',
'Shougo/denite.nvim',
'powerline/powerline',
'vim-airline/vim-airline',
'scrooloose/nerdtree',
]
Hi all, I am new to SpaceVim and I would like to know your thoughts on this issue. I have seen people are using
coc-nvim and a batch of coc extensions. Lots of configurations are in the coc-settings.json file. After using coc-nvim, the init.toml becomes much shorter because not that many layers from SpaceVim are used (if there are similar coc-extensions). I wonder if migrating to coc-nvim is the way to go. Thanks.
wsdjeg: you will see the error message
Hi folks! I have two issues with the Lisp layer, both around the Vlime plugin, the plugin defines key mappings through a list and registers them through a function. In the layer file we are redefining the mappings list, but the list doesn't conform with what the function expects -each mapping in the list is supposed to have 4 elements: mode, key combination, command to execute and description. We are not defining a description in our mappings-. The other problem is that a couple of the commands to execute are missing their namespace and therefore are not found.
I would like to know if you have an opinion on what's the best approach for this, at the moment I'm dealing with the issue by removing the redefinition in the layer file thus keeping the original Vlim keybindings
@david_node I used doom emacs briefly. I feel Vim is mainly an editor and it is much faster than Emacs. Vim provides a better experience in a terminal. On the other hand, doom emacs is still a configuration for Emacs. It is much more functionality than Vim. Doom emacs loads faster than Spacemacs, but still not as responsive as vim in a terminal. Using Space as the leader key is very similar through.
Pontifici: Saw some people asking re adding language-specific key bindings using bootstrap functions and that it doesn't work. Think it's because SpaceVim#mapping#space#refrashLSPC() resets g:_spacevim_mappings_space.l subdictionary, and a workaround of making a small change to SpaceVim#mapping#space#regesit_lang_mapping() so s:language_specified_mappings is list-valued and SpaceVim#mapping#space#refrashLSPC() calls each funcref in turn. Some other ideas?
noticed that my spacevim dumps the following error message now when hitting space ~ any ideas how to fix?
Error detected while processing function SpaceVim#mapping#guide#start_by_prefix[30]..<SNR>54_start_buffer[4]..<SNR>54_winopen[7]..81:
line 21:
E714: List required
Error detected while processing function SpaceVim#mapping#guide#start_by_prefix[30]..<SNR>54_start_buffer:
line 4:
E714: List required