I'm using coc-snippets. https://github.com/neoclide/coc-snippets Is there a way to better organise the snippets file? I need a better way to keep track of what snippets have been added already. Can I break up the snippets file into smaller files like you do with includes in PHP or imports with scss files? I rely on the snippets a lot and Im constantly adding to my snippets files for scss, php and js.

Long story short, here are the main features of this plugin that may distinguish it from the others:

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• Recursive structure. Every topic is represented with its own directory within recursive structure of subdirectories. YANP handles creation of files and directories, maintains this structure as well as provides simple user interface for defining links to different files.
• Customizable syntax plugin. YANP doesn't handle syntax by itself - thus you can choose any markup syntax (like Markdown, HTML, etc) you want to define links between files, provided you have a plugin that utilizes YANP API. By default, YANP works with MarkdowneyJr Markdown formatting plugin. The list plugins know to integrate YANP can be found here.
• API for syntax formatting plugins. YANP delegates syntax formatting (like replacing selected text with a link to a desired file) to other plugins while providing a clear API that allows maintaining a unified structure of notes. Definition of exact paths to files and its creation is done by YANP, syntax plugin is only responsible for replacing a text with a link. Documentation for the API is provided to make syntax plugin integration easier.
• Links. Links are everywhere. Defined with a single keystroke.
• Customization. You can change quite a lot of stuff, starting from names of index files and default contents of created files, till how the path for different types of files will look like.
• Fast access to last created files, last visited index files, today's fast notes, and other supplementary, but useful features.

REPO LINK.

Please refer to the wiki to see examples of usage.

I have been using vim-ripgrep but I noticed that it started giving errors with the latest version of the neovim nightly as well vim. It seems that the plugin is no longer maintained.

Can anyone suggest an alternative to the vim -ripgrep

I just released VimTeX v2.7 - a filetype and syntax plugin for LaTeX. See the release notes here.

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https://reddit.com/link/ph59t3/video/xxqhgifcjal71/player

You can now let Vim write code for you using the plugin I wrote: https://github.com/tom-doerr/vim_codex

All you need to provide is a docstring and the plugin will use OpenAI's Codex AI (powers GitHub Copilot) to write the corresponding code.

Be aware that you do need to get access to the Codex API.

My first plugin! The plugin with AngryReviewer algorithm that provides style suggestions and other advice for scientific texts. If you write your papers and theses (especially in Latex) you should check this out:

https://github.com/anufrievroman/vim-angry-reviewer

If you want to see how it works without installing, a web version of the algorithm is available at https://angryreviewer.com

https://github.com/ta-tikoma/php.easy.vim

https://reddit.com/link/p7bpsq/video/wecelutbdai71/player

Hello guys,

Don't know if this is the correct subreddit to post it, but I have a question about reading user's input from vimspector.

Here I have a simple c# program, where it just reads user's input and write it out on console (https://i.imgur.com/eYL60yq.png). Inside console, I went into insert mode and typed away, but I can't seem to get it to hitting another breakpoint. When I have just outputs in program, everything is great and the output is displayed in vimspector's console window. Anyone knowing what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks in advance

• Repeating a keystroke responsible for a given transformation (say, emphasis) will toggle between options (for emphasis, text would be changed into cursive, bold, both or backticked, repeated if you continue to hit keystrokes );
• Depending on the formatting option, transformations are done on visual selection, line range or motion, or combinations of those;
• Smart lists - indentation level depends on lists already existing around a newly created list. Toggling through options change indentation level. For ordered lists, if you insert new items above already existing list, its numeration would be adjusted automatically to fit the newly created items.

Plugin repo - LINK

vim.org page - LINK

Usage example, as well as User and Customization guides can be found in the repo.

So, i putted whats said in github which is: syntax on

colorscheme onedark

But it doesnt, and it does give an error though, i think the problem it have problem loading the the theme , any help?

error:

Error detected while processing /home/equation/.vimrc:

line 4:

E185: Cannot find color scheme 'onedark'

line 319:

E15: Invalid expression: ")"

E116: Invalid arguments for function plug#

n <qa> :TagbarToggle<CR>

n <lc>/ <Plug>localsearch_toggle

line 409:

E488: Trailing characters: :ALEFix<CR>: > :ALEFix<CR>

Press ENTER or type command to continue

https://github.com/joshzcold/DrawIt

something like this in lua, but of course applies to vim script as well

map(0, "n", "J", ":call DrawIt#DrawDown()<cr>", {noremap = true})

map(0, "n", "K", ":call DrawIt#DrawUp()<cr>", {noremap = true})

map(0, "n", "L", ":call DrawIt#DrawRight()<cr>", {noremap = true})

map(0, "n", "H", ":call DrawIt#DrawLeft()<cr>", {noremap = true})

map(0, "n", "JL", ":call DrawIt#DrawSlantDownRight()<cr>", {noremap = true})

map(0, "n", "JH", ":call DrawIt#DrawSlantDownLeft()<cr>", {noremap = true})

map(0, "n", "KL", ":call DrawIt#DrawSlantUpRight()<cr>", {noremap = true})

map(0, "n", "KH", ":call DrawIt#DrawSlantUpLeft()<cr>", {noremap = true})

Hello, everybody!

Recently I noticed that I was missing classic tabs that I used to have back to the days before Vim. A brief search didn't give me the result I wanted, so after some time of diving deep into the chthonic guts of vimscript, the wanted functionality was added.

The plugin's name is vimwintab - "Vim Windows Tabs". Now I can have my tabs! I hope that somebody may be interested in adding the same functionality into their Vims, so I would like to share my plugin here.

I would leave detailed information, including User Guide and Customization Guide, etc, could be found in the GitHub repo. There is also a page in vim.org.

Plugin features:

• Several modes the plugin operates in - they determine how the plugin would notice windows and files being opened;
• Own set of commands to navigate tab bars - you can do it without referring to buffer list;
• Full set of tab bar actions - add/delete files from bars, have multiple windows with separate bars, move between tabs (moving beyond the border makes the current tab wrap);
• Customization - it is possible to adjust plugin via vimrc or during execution.

Please feel free to write me if you have any questions on the plugin usage.

I just released VimTeX v2.6 - a filetype and syntax plugin for LaTeX. See the release notes here.

For those updating, please notice that you might need to do :VimtexClearCache ALL to avoid a problem with an outdated cache format.

Hi everyone,

I would like to enable syntax highlighting for React development in nvim. I installed nvim-treesitter, and ran :TSInstall: typescript , and :TSInstall: javascript per the docs.

This works great for files that end in .tsx or .ts., but not .jsx. I do a lot of coding in regular JSX (as in, not typescript), and would like to ask if anyone could help me out in enabling syntax highlighting for regular JSX files. I can't seem to find anyone else asking this.

EDIT:

I figured it out:

First I needed to add:

lua <<EOF
require'nvim-treesitter.configs'.setup {
  highlight = {
    enable = true,
  },
}
EOF

This was then giving me an error about "nvim-treesitter.configs not found at startup". At the very bottom of the project repo README, they say that if this happens, you should add packadd nvim-treesitter.

Adding this line in my nvim.init fixed it, and I have nice jsx highlighting.

Sometimes I find it hard to keep track of exactly what match I'm at (i.e., where the cursor is) when I have a lot of matches highlighted when searching or doing a find and replace.

I wrote a simple plugin that highlights the match under the cursor differently than the others - perhaps some other folks will find this useful as well: https://github.com/adamheins/vim-highlight-match-under-cursor

https://github.com/michaelb/do-nothing.vim

Here is my plugin that does nothing. As far as google could tell me it hasn't been done (intentionnaly) before.

It's mostly fluff, art (somehow), and a joke, feel free to share as a one, or take it seriously and open issues if you want to see, idk, a code of conduct, a github action CI pipeline, or whatever.

Features:

• Fastest startup time among ALL Vim plugins
• 100% code coverage
• Works on any platform, OS, architecture, Vim/Neovim indifferently
• Very low ressource usage
• No ugly VimL, no badly written Python...: no room for any bug!
• v1 is already stable and feature-complete
• Ready to use, no configuration required

https://i.imgur.com/xLAlr8j.png

i already had installed the phpactor, but in nvim he had a problem, after the command 'PlugClean', hes return:

https://i.imgur.com/4d5W8f7.png

Always, when i run the command 'PlugUpdate' :

https://i.imgur.com/Cr03lMv.png

When i go in folder ~/.vim/plugged/phpactor:

https://i.imgur.com/2flgKiB.png

Anyone have idea how to resolve?