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@olical one annoyance I'm experiencing with Conjure is if I restart the nrepl I have to ConjureConnect and specify the port. It's easier restart vim. The .nrepl-port file is there so is possible to reconnect without typing the port ?
š yes it does. Thank you
https://github.com/vim/vim/blob/65e0d77a66b7e50beb562ad554ace46c32ef8f0f/runtime/doc/usr_46.txt I was really hoping this wouldn't happen
vim9 language?
and further divergence between vim and neovim?
This means that, if nvim don't follow this "vim9script" thing we will have a hard split on vim community?
neovim uses lua on the same "level" as vimscript IIRC in my experience it's a big improvement over vim
When you've done git rm -r vim
in your dotfiles
repo (and leaving nvim
right there)... š
Haha, exactly. And now I only have a single .vim, the rest are .fnl (transparently compiled to .lua) š
Nice. I've switched to Lua for all new stuff (one teeny plugin so far š), but it'll take a while for the rest. (I'm very much a Lua n00b.)
neovim Term is so useful...