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I want to have a go at rewriting how nested forms are found and selected so I can implement the number prefix support for all form eval code properly.
I've pushed some which-key support to develop
for the key mappings (no support for Clojure etc yet). Use :helpg which-key.var
to see the docs on how to integrate it, you basically point it at your which-key map.
I can't integrate it automatically and I'm considering scrapping it entirely to be honest, I'm not a huge fan of how you set it up and how it works. Also if any keys conflict it behaves SUPER weird.
I thought which key integration could be a separate small plugin
conjure-which-key
It could be, yeah, I just wanted to give implementing it a go. I think I'll git revert and at least have some of the concepts in the log for the future. I'll be removing the plugin though, I don't really have much need for it in my set-up.
My log mappings clash with one mapping from vim-sexp which breaks all of my which-key-config hints for everything log related. The mappings all work, which-key just ignores any docs you give it if there's any kind of clash 😭 also the setup of which-key is pretty clunky, I can't see any beginners using this with Conjure to learn things (which would be the primary userbase I think). I may well remove it all and not do it, was worth an experiment, I just really like it.
https://asciinema.org/a/yRMWK4TkEdiTpdToWn1DC197w you can see how it works (and the weird log mapping clash) here
Hello! How can I configure log-hud-enabled?
using conjure_config
? I have tried "log.hud.enabled?": 0
but it does not appear to work. "log.hud.enabled?": "false"
does not work either. Using :ConjureConfig log.hud.enabled? false
does work. Have also tried using "ConjureConfig": {"log.hud.enabled?": false }
in coc-settings.json
without success.
Oh interesting, this will be a vim <-> Lua type conversion I guess. What happens when you set it to v:false
? I've been considering reworking the config system to turn it into a regular vim dict that you set in the normal way, maybe this sort of thing is a good prompt.
Cool! It seems that might be interesting. v:false
works! did not know about that.