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Coc snippets1/13/2023 ![]() If you think this is a dumb setup I'd love to learn why and explain my point of view. If there is some easy standard thing that I'm missing and its just like what I want but a little different, I'm open to it. The reason I ask is cause I figure it should be easy but I'm just missing something. if this question is too specific or whatever, tell me how to break it up or make it better. Supertab made it a lot better but it isn't quite what I want and some things, such as normal tabbing (sometimes) and jumping to the next snippet insert spot were broken. I tried a lot of stuff with coc and ultisnips. If !empty(UltiSnips#SnippetsInCurrentScope()) if (snippet can be expanded)Įlseif (there is an autocompletion context) If nothing special is going on, just a normal enter. Otherwise if the autocompletion window is up, select whatever is there. If there is a snippet that can be expanded, expand the snippet. ![]() Scroll down to the next autocompletion optionĮlseif (this is in the middle of snippeting in select mode) Pseudo code - followed by what I think it roughly translates to - below. 5 embeds a built-in Language Server Protocol ( LSP) client so that we are able to do most of vim-gos Coc nvim jsx. If a snippet is being expanded I want tab to jump to the next insert spot. If there is an autocomplete window open, I always want it to scroll through that. In general, I want tab to switch between things or scroll like it usually does with autocomplete, and I want enter to select things. We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives and similar projects. coq.artifacts Posts with mentions or reviews of coq.artifacts. Right now I'm using coc.nvim and UltiSnippets but I am willing from changing from coc to LanguageClient-neovim if need be.What I want to happen is as follows. For snippets get coc-snippets extension, which will use ultisnips for snippets. This is stemming from needing a better workflow for latex. It's a lot to get used to and not close to the plug and play you get with a IDE.I'm trying to set up an autocompletion/snippet workflow that's a bit complicated. There is nothing really more for me to say here except to if you are interested, just try it out. I have started doing all my development with the keyboard and it's hard to explain but I have to say the feeling is AMAZING. but should get you a good starting point! Summary Remember, these are all personal (I removed all typescript configs). " Applying codeAction to the selected region. " Use K to show documentation in preview window Nnoremap fd :below new output:///flutter-dev Nnoremap fe :CocCommand flutter.emulators Highlight ColorColumn ctermbg=0 guibg=lightgrey ![]() Set undodir=~/AppData/Local/nvim-data/backup ![]() Set noerrorbells " Don't add sounds for errors Here is a list of plugins that should be able to get you started with Flutter development in neovim! call plug#begin('~/AppData/Local/nvim/plugged') With plug there are one main command we need to know when installing plugins which is PlugInstall. Now when we have our plugin manager installed and ready we can start installing the extensions (plugins)! Installing some plugins Well a plugin manager such as plug lets us do just that! I personally use the one mentioned but there are tons of different ones so just pick one you prefer or go with the one I use.įollow the instructions to install and then start editing in the init.vim file with nvim init.vim we can start by doing the following: call plug#begin('~/AppData/Local/nvim/plugged') So if you are used to VSCode you have probably installed extensions before. Now when we have the basic things located we can really get in to it! Installing a plugin manager This file will host all configuration for your vim experience! We start with the mindset that we have already installed neovim, if you haven't, I recommend going to neovim.io and installing that! After that is done you should now be able to create/edit a file called init.vim. I have finally gotten to a stage where I feel like I can be just as productive but also never touch the mouse during coding. I have been on and off using neovim for Flutter development, switching between VSCode and neovim (in the terminal).
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