semayog: I use Hack Nerd Font Mono from this github repo... Everything is ok. (re @SpaceVimBot: nsabonyi_twitter: Hi! I recently installed spacevim, but the fonts are not working as intended. Special characters appear as '?'. I read in the documentation that spacevim uses SourceCodePro Nerd Font Mono. What I don't understand is that spacevim install script installs several fonts. Why that one is not part of the install? What is also not clear to me is that https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/releases/download/v2.1.0/SourceCodePro.zip (Documentation link points there) contains several ttf but non of them is the required one. Which one is exactly needed? What am I missing?)
semayog: https://spacevim.org/documentation/#bootstrap-functions (re @SpaceVimBot: riziry_twitter: is anyone know how to change the setting like that in space vim? thank you)
semayog: Or.. [spc]tW (re @semayog: Use bootstrap::after() function and setupset wrap)
how to use jk as <ESC> key binding ?
yes, its possible to remapping it, but why?
wsdjeg: it is https://github.com/SpaceVim/SpaceVim/blob/master/autoload/SpaceVim/plugins/flygrep.vim (re @SpaceVimBot: jsecchiero: hi there, is possible to set flygrep open with botright option? or give me an idea where i need to implement that in the code)
@cernalpanic when i have a window open with multiple buffers, it doesn't matter which window I'm in, if I press "SPC #", where # is a number, that window changes to that buffer i chose by number. If I want to switch from one window to the other one if i have a split view or something then there is no numerical options by default for moving between windows.
It's weird, I might be confused, but I did use emacs, spacemacs, and a little doomemacs before moving over. In emacs buffers are just running processes and they attach to "frames" but in SpaceVims case I dont see "frames" anywhere so i assume they changed that word to window. You can have multiple buffers going at any given time and attach them to whichever window you want by using "SPC #", where # is a number of the buffer you want to attach to a window.
When you press "SPC" to pull up the default menu it actually says window 1, window 2, etc... but if you choose window 1, window 2, etc... it just loads the buffer in the window your cursor is in.
If you choose "SPC w" more window options will pop up and there are options for moving between windows but not with numbers, they are window-left, window-right, window-far-left, and window-far-right and up and down and all that stuff. There is a transient state for buffers "SPC b ." (dont miss the period in the command :)), but it seems to be a bit jumpy and slow for me so not sure if you want to use that. In the transient state it lets you choose which window to jump to, trade one buffer for one in another window and a few other nice things, but its shaky for me. It does have what you want in the transient menu, I realized as i was typing this lol hopefully you can get that working. Try the transient state "SPC b .", if not, try some of the others like "SPC w l" and "SPC w h". Hope that helps.
semayog: When I press SPC and window number - it moves cursor to specified window, but not loads that buffer in the window where cursor is.Probably something goes wrong with your SpVim. (re @SpaceVimBot: brent-franklin: @cernalpanic when i have window open with multiple buffers, it doesn't matter which window I'm in, if I press "SPC #", where # is a number, that window changes to that buffer i chose by number. If I want to switch from one window to the other one if i have a split view or something then there is no numerical options by default for moving between windows.
It's weird, I might be confused, but I did use emacs, spacemacs, and a little doomemacs before moving over. In emacs buffers are just running processes and they attach to "frames" but in SpaceVims case I dont see "frames" anywhere so i assume they changed that word to window. You can have multiple buffers going at any given time and attach them to whichever window you want by using "SPC #", where # is a number of the buffer you want to attach to a window.
When you press "SPC" and the default menu comes up it actually says window 1, window 2, etc... but if you choose window 1, window 2, etc... it just loads the buffer in the window your cursor is in.
If you choose "SPC w" more window options will pop up and there are options for moving between windows but not with numbers, they are window-left, window-right, window-far-left, and window-far-right and up and down and all that stuff. There is a transient state for buffers "SPC b ." dont miss the period in the command :), but it seems to be a bit jump and slow for me so not sure if you want to use that. In the transient state it lets you choose with window to jump to windows, trade one buffer in one window for another and a few other nice things, but its shaky for me. It does have what you want in the transient menu, hopefully you can get that working. If not "SPC w l" and "SPC w h".)
wsdjeg: ccurrently, it is [key] description
Edd1711: Hello there, I'm new using spacevim and I'm a Java developer, I've tried to configure spacevim as a Java ide, that works fine using the tutorial, but I use lombok too and lsp layer doesn't recognize lombok, I know that I need to add a parameter like javaagent: "lombok.jar" but I don't know where.
semayog: Use this: https://spacevim.org/documentation/#bootstrap-functions (re @SpaceVimBot: kosc: Hello! How to override vrsTodo setting from bundle/VimRegStyle/syntax/vrs.vim file in my init.toml config?)
If I add it or init.toml I get an error
semayog: Use this: https://spacevim.org/documentation/#bootstrap-functions (re @SpaceVimBot: 7-x230:matrix.org: Where do I set ignorecases pleaseIf I add it or init.toml I get an error)
for example
-javaagent:"/home/my-computer/lombok/lombok.jar"[[layers]]
name = "lang#java"
java_formatter_jar = "/home/my-computer/google_java_format/google-java-format-1.10.0.jar"
java_file_head = [
'/**',
' * @author : `fnamemodify(expand("~"), ":t")`',
' * @created : `strftime("%Y-%m-%d")`',
'**/',
''
]
[[layers]]
name = "lsp"
filetypes = [
"java"
]
[layers.override_cmd]
java = [
"java",
"-Declipse.application=org.eclipse.jdt.ls.core.id1",
"-Dosgi.bundles.defaultStartLevel=4",
"-Declipse.product=org.eclipse.jdt.ls.core.product",
"-Dlog.protocol=true",
"-Dlog.level=NONE",
"-noverify",
"-Xmx1G",
"-jar",
"/home/my-computer/jdt-language-server-latest/plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher_1.6.100.v20201223-0822.jar",
"-configuration",
"/home/my-computer/jdt-language-server-latest/config_linux",
"-data",
"/home/my-computer/.cache/javalsp"
]
[[layers]]
name = 'checkers'
show_cursor_error = true
lint_on_the_fly = true
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