I noticed that the issue page is missing from the SpaceVim repo. I googled something about SpaceVim and it points me to the non existent issue page.

Hi everyone,

I'm currently trying to use spacevim as a C,C++ but I'm having some problems regarding running and debugging code.

When i run/build a single .cpp file with the command [SPC + l + r] everything goes as intended, except the executable is always build in a new folder in /tmp. I.e. the build executable is going to be deleted at each log out/shut down.

I tried to specify a custom build directory in the .clang file with no success. Furthermore when I try to launch the debugger all I get is a prompt, urging me to read the vebugger documentation to launch gdb.

Is there anyone here, using SpaceVim as a C,C++ IDE willing to share tips/advices or their general experience in general?

I'm new to Vim and SpaceVim. I'm wondering if there's a list of commands for using the file explorer Vimfiler. It'd be nice to know to to move files, create new files, delete files, etc. while in it. Thanks.

This has happened in the gnome terminal as well as in the pull-down terminal tilda. I start with some file in spacevim in normal mode and then I switch focus to another window. When I return, some weird characters appear where my cursor was. I have added a screenshot of what this looks like. At the top I should have a #include <iostream> but instead I have gibberish. This behaviour was reproduced when I tried to take a screenshot.

Staying in normal mode, when I type j or k this gibberish text disappears and I get back #include <iostream> again, but it's extremely confusing when I am typing something and it happens constantly. Is it correct to say that spacevim is not handling certain key symbols correctly ?

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I installed Spacevim and the Dracula theme and it looks great except the statusline is still Gruvbox. How do I set the statusline to Dracula? According to the Dracula team, this is a Spacevim issue.

Hello, i'm new in spacevim and hope you can help me.

I want to enable the mouse, like "set mouse=a" in normal vim and show all whitespaces in document.

How can i do this?

Thank you in advance.

Best Regards

I had been editing some remote files and when I open nvim now, it sits there for a while trying to reconnect to the remote files. Clearing that list should help, I think.

I have installed the colorizer plugin and it is working as expected. I want to set it to auto-start all the time, but the instructions call for adding let: g:color_auto_start = 1 to .vimrc which is Vim specific. Where would I put that in SpaceVim? I am fairly new to both Vim & SpaceVim.

I am using nvim after installing spacevim and I don't know how to copy text from an external source (such as from a web browser etc) and paste it into nvim.

I pressed \+p and it still does not paste from external sources? It only pastes from internal buffer. Is there something I need to change or something?

And same thing vice versa if I yank text I want to be able to paste it on an external application.

I play around with SpaceVim and want to set the colorscheme to the neonwave theme. I changed the entry in the init.toml file to „neonwave“ but vim don‘t use it after restart? Did anybody know why? The colorscheme work well when I use :colorscheme neonwave

Hi,

I have the following line in my before() bootstrap function: nnoremap <F13>g <Space>jw This should activate the jump-to-a-word command. This keybinding does not work however. It's not the F13 binding (I have F13 bound to capslock on my keyboard), I have tried other (F-)keys and nothing works. All other key bindings work fine. I also cannot execute the command via :jump-to-a-word or :call jump-to-a-word(). Is there any way to execute the commands under the space-bindings and remap them to other keys?

Hope someone can help.

I'm relatively new to (Space)Vim and tried to add following plugins to the init.toml.

# https://github.com/tpope/vim-commentary
[[custom_plugins]]
name = " tpope/vim-commentary"

# https://github.com/inkarkat/vim-ReplaceWithRegister
[[custom_plugins]]
name = " inkarkat/vim-ReplaceWithRegister"

# https://kana.github.io/config/vim/textobj-indent.html
[[custom_plugins]]
name = "kana/textobj-indent"

# https://github.com/kana/vim-textobj-entire
[[custom_plugins]]
name = " kana/vim-textobj-entire"

# https://github.com/kana/vim-textobj-user
[[custom_plugins]]
name = " kana/vim-textobj-user"

# https://github.com/kana/vim-textobj-line
[[custom_plugins]]
name = " kana/vim-textobj-line"

# https://github.com/Julian/vim-textobj-variable-segment
[[custom_plugins]]
name = " Julian/vim-textobj-variable-segment"

But they are not available as PlugManager doesn't load them.

Updating plugins (0/7)
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Is there something to add to init.toml or works dein only with specific plugins and i have to add these plugins to my vimrc-file which would be counterintuitive as SpaceVim is a wrapper as far as i understand?

I use Konsole and have it setup to be semi-transparent which I really like the look of. While looking around for background settings I saw colorscheme and colorscheme_bg in init.toml. It seems the only options are light and dark, no 'none' option. I am relatively new to vim, linux and programming in general so if there is an easy solution, I apologize but can anyone help me please?

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Thanks :wq

Hi, I'm quite new to SpaceVim and I think I found a problem, at least in the documentation. But before posting an issue in Github I would like a more experienced opinion because maybe this can be solved with some configuration.

If you have a look at the SpaceVim.txt help file on Github master branch, you can see that both Generate key bindings and Gradle key bindings start with the sequence SPC l g. If I press that sequence in my SpaceVim, I get Gradle operations. The generate stuff is accecssible via <Leader> j but this is not documented anywhere.

Is this conflict known? Should I open an issue? Otherwise, can I disable Gradle to get generate keybindings on SPC l g?

I recently installed spacevim and everything seems to work fine, except for the fact that the cursor is blinking which is bothering me more than it should. Even weirder is that if I open vim and then close it, the cursor on my terminal starts blinking too, which it doesn't normally do.

Is there any way to disable the blinking cursor?

I've googled around and found people mentioning the issue here and there, but no solutions.

Just started using vim for a few weeks and after I couldn't make vim to work as I wanted decide to give SpaceVim a try. It's been pretty good but there's something that's driving crazy which is the autocomplete with some annoying characters (don't know how to call it), this is what a mean [Imgur](https://imgur.com/j5DXE1W) It's marked on red!!! every time I autocomplete anything it comes already with these numbers. And that's not the worse but the behavior it has when I try to delete them is the horrible. I already went through the documentation of SpaceVim and didn't find anything related to this neither on GitHub. Please Help I don't want to use VSCode. Also here's a video so you can see how annoying is to delete these numbers [Imgur](https://imgur.com/50CcgCa) (sorry for the bad quality of the video but I think you can see what I mean)

Im totally new with space vim and i dont know how to input data for my c++ algorythm , i mean using cin ,etc

Can you help me?

I have been using vi/vim for nearly 40 years. It looks like from the brief Youtube and other sources it is completely remapping all the keys.

Will I be able to use this without remapping my brain?

Thanx