Releases: tracyone/vinux
V1.9.7
V1.9.6
- add g:outline_plugin variable.
let g:outline_plugin.cur_val = 'tagbar' "or vista.vim, vim-taglist, aerial.nvim
- neovim: lazy load neovim's plugin, speed up start time
- neovim: use floating window in vim-plug
Full Changelog: V1.9.5...V1.9.6
V1.9.5
- add file explorer plugin fern.vim. To use fern.vim, you need to set following variable in
feature.vim
let g:file_explorer_plugin.cur_val='fern.vim'`
-
nvim: show pluginlist in floating winddow. Keymap:
<Space>pl
-
Create a map of airline theme to vim colorscheme
-
Implement #91 . Extend sexy mode, now you can keey tagbar or file explorer opened by setting following variable in
feature.vim
"0: turn off; 1: only file explorer; 2: only tagbar; 3: tagbar and file explorer
let g:enable_sexy_mode.cur_val='3'
- nerdfont: fix issue in some plugin. To enable nerdfont you need to install fonts that support nerd symbol, and enable following variables:
let g:feat_enable_gui=1
let g:enable_powerline_fonts.cur_val='on'
Full Changelog: V1.9.1...V1.9.5
V1.9.1
Full Changelog: V1.8.9...V1.9.1
V1.8.9
- Implement project feature
- Use
<Space>ss
to create or save project - Use
<Space>sl
or vim-startify's session to load project
- Support coc.nvim. Another lsp client for vim.
let g:feat_enable_lsp=1
let g:complete_plugin_type.cur_val='coc.nvim'
- Support nerdfont.
let g:enable_powerline_fonts.cur_val = 'on'
patched font: see YaHeiConsolasHybridNerdFont-Regular
- Update neovim config for version 0.90+. Support mason, nvim-tree.lua, telescope.nvim....
let g:file_explorer_plugin.cur_val='nvim-tree.lua'
let g:fuzzysearcher_plugin_name.cur_val='telescope.nvim'
Full Changelog: V1.5.8...V1.8.9
V1.5.8
Full Changelog: V1.5.7...V1.5.8
V1.5.7
Full Changelog: V1.5.1...V1.5.7
V1.5.1
Full Changelog: V1.5.0...V1.5.1
mode | key | description |
---|---|---|
n | <leader>af |
open a new terminal in floating window |
n | <leader>as |
open a new terminal in split window |
n | <leader>av |
open a new terminal in vertical split window |
n | <leader>at |
open a new terminal in tab window |
n | <leader>jt |
open last hide terminal window |
n | <leader>jf |
Lunch fuzzy finder to select terminal win |
n & t | alt-h |
jump to left win (terminal win or normal win) |
n & t | alt-l |
jump to right win (terminal win or normal win) |
n & t | alt-j |
jump to up win (terminal win or normal win) |
n & t | alt-k |
jump to down win (terminal win or normal win) |
t | <Ctrl-w>q |
hide terminal win |
t | <Ctrl-w>a |
create a new terminal win |
t | <Ctrl-w>h |
move terminal win to left side(only in floating win) |
t | <Ctrl-w>l |
move terminal win to right side(only in floating win) |
t | <Ctrl-w>j |
move terminal win to bottom side(only in floating win) |
t | <Ctrl-w>k |
move terminal win to top side(only in floating win) |
t | <Ctrl-w>m |
move terminal win to middle(only in floating win) |
t | <Ctrl-w>n |
switch to next terminal win |
t | <Ctrl-w>p |
switch to previous terminal win |
t | <Ctrl-w>r |
rename the terminal |
t | <Ctrl-w>t |
move current terminal win to a new tab |
t | <Ctrl-w>s |
move current terminal win to a split window |
t | <Ctrl-w>v |
move current terminal win to a vertical split window |
t | <Ctrl-w>f |
move current terminal win to a floating window |
t | <Ctrl-w><tab> |
jump to last terminal win |
n | <leader>tr |
send current line to terminal win, lunch fuzzy finder if possible |
n | <leader>ta |
send current file to terminal win, lunch fuzzy finder if possible |
n | <leader>re |
open repl window for current filetype |
n | <leader>rr |
open ranger window |
n | <leader>rt |
open tig window |
n | <leader>rg |
open tig status window |
n | <Ctrl-v> |
paste |
terminal manger v0.5
<leader>jf
: start fuzzy searcher to open terminal
<leader>jt
: open last close(hide actually) terminal
<leader>av
: create and open terminal in floating window
<leader>as
: create and open terminal in split window
<leader>ns
: create and open terminal in a new tab
keymapping in terminal
<c-w>q
: hide terminal
<c-w>h
: previous terminal
<c-w>l
: next terminal
<c-w>w
: next terminal
<c-w>p
: last terminal
<c-w>n
: new terminal
<c-w>r
: rename terminal
In terminal you can use e
(current tab) or t
(in a new tab) command to open file in current vim instance.
Full Changelog: V1.4.0...V1.4.9
V1.3.5
Full Changelog: V1.3.4...V1.3.5