neovim is a great text editor | https://neovim.io | https://neovim.discourse.group | bridged to #neovim:matrix.org and #neovim at irc.libera.chat. Breaking changes at https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/14090
not triple btw
and you can do multi if need do
perhaps it could remove the embeds per default, if all it does is show the begining on the file and not the tag..
or disable certain user to show embed?
going to bed now, its 8am here lol, cya
Hi, is there a way to load/source a luafile per filetype. For ex. I've ft/python.py wih python configs. When I call :luafile ft/python.lua, I get nil
it's smart enough to know .lua files are lua :)
by configs I mean mappings or other settings that I would like to load when I open a python file. I like to have difference configs for difference filetype separated in several files. In vim you could write an autocmd which source particularity configs based on filetypes
1 reply
then it will be sourced automatically
will it only be sourced if you open a python file or will it be sourced with all file type, for ex. a txt file?
Hello, I am trying to set up a language server that is not part of lspconfig (glsl-languageserver). Could someone please point me to a tutorials, instructions or man page if it exists?
just look at what the
<server>.lua for the closest supported relative looks like and adapt that
Wait, point 4 is "Ask questions in Neovim Gitter". It's an endless loop.
"come back after you've followed these steps"
what do you use to install language servers? plugins or system's package manager?
but certainly not a vim plugin
system package manager, if it's packaged; otherwise the ecosystem package manager related to the language (python, node, cargo), or build from source myself.
why not vim plugin? it's so annoying to manage each language server on your own
@gaarco:matrix.org I use the system's package manager (nix) but the wiki lists few plugins that can do it for youhttps://github.com/neovim/nvim-lspconfig/wiki/Installing-language-servers-automatically
it's more annoying to have to deal with another intermediary layer that can break things
and how many language servers do you need to manage?
if I want a binding to be effective only on certain filename and only in its buffer, should I use BufEnter and BufLeave to bind and unbind?
:help says buffer-local autocmds are useful if the buffer doesn't have a name
but mine does so do I need it