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Does anyone know a way of disabling a completion source for a particular file type with neovim and coc?
I have coc-dictionary installed and when I'm editing clj files, it's showing dictionary words as sources for completion.
You can add "coc.source.{source}.disableSyntaxes": ["{filetype}"] to your coc-settings.json Sorry, that's syntax names like for highlighting
If it's not documented and nobody is sure maybe the CoC issue tracker is the best bet?
gotta say, having the ability for conjure to pop up a window when a tap>
is evaluated is pretty darn handy
Yep, tap > println every day. It's nice having things treated as data and formatted properly. Then you can wrap / tweak the data that came out of the tap and evaluate that too!