Custom Right-Click Menus in Neovim (LOL)

[@FlaskTest]

yaeh we are interested to learn more about jumplist and tag stack

[@teej_dv]

coming up next :)

[@FlaskTest]

​@@teej_dv appreciate it😍

[@follantic]

100%!

[@Teslacoil33]

Yep! I currently only use the jumplist so I suspect I'm missing out on some key functionality that tag stack can provide.

[@sahilmishra2945]

theres not a single time when you say "should I go over this" where I say no, in fact it's nice because it gives me a heads up for something new that I should check out, wish you had a 10 minute long video where you just say should I go over and then list every cool feature

[@patricorgi]

Very interested in jumping back! I always just use Ctrl-O; but really need more specific jumpbacks such as within the same file.

[@loo_9]

despite how little I care about this specific content, i find it interesting to learn more about the vim api

[@tilakmadichettitheappdeveloper]

cancel this guy now

[@abhiavipatel]

Well he also made telescope so cut him some slack

[@no_name4796]

@@abhiavipatel and nvim-lspconfig. Who really uses neovim for editing code without using that plugin lol?

[@ivanjermakov]

I see, april fool's advent of nvim.

[@ranjithkumar-xt2zw]

Thanks teej for posting daliy

[@akshettrj]

Loving this series 👏🏻👏🏻

[@camilocoelho7097]

Hey TJ, I wanted to thank you for this initiative. I had tried to switch to (n)vim for some time now. The explanations you are giving in this series helped me fill some of the gaps and questions I had. One thing still remains a pain for me. I usually have 2 "tabs" (windows in vim land) open - usually code and test or code and code. And during development I need to move those tabs to the left or right and have specific files in the left and right. Could you please do a video on that. How to manage windows with specific buffers and switch them easily? Thanks

[@jamesaffleck4192]

I'm not sure if this is what you want. C-w h/j/k/l = switch to active window to the left/below/above/right of current window. (Many people remap these to just c-h/j/k/l) C- H/J/K/L = move window to that direction Another handy one is using c-6 or is it c-^ this switches to most recent vim buffer (like last channel on a TV remote). A lot of people don't absolutely love the above setup, so they will also use primeagen's harpoon plugins, or use telescope's buffer search. :Telescope buffers To pick the file they want. For switching tabs gt/gT switch to prev/next tab.

[@LorenzoBettini]

"attempt to call field '_get_urls' (a nil value)" I guess it's another case of use of a function not yet in the stable release?

[@mohitkumar-jv2bx]

I can easily see people unpacking their pitchforks. 😂😂

[@CNich90]

Finally I can satisfy the right click and “reveal file in Explorer” option that I miss from vscode lol. Plus I can now add whatever the hay option I want!

[@MichaelGame_Dev]

Thanks for updating the github! This series has been helpful. I'm currently using Lazyvim, but it's a bit too much. I want to use something like a cross between this and kickstart. The default kickstart file just has so many tables in it, it gets difficult to understand where I am in the structure!

[@craigdanielmaceacher]

Probably a little easier to setup the amenu using the LspAttach/LspDetach autocmd, so we know we have an lsp attached the buffer

[@Windeycastle]

Because I've never heard about jumplist and tag stack, it would be very interesting to hear about!

[@zenshade2000]

Oh Lord, now we're going to get newbies turning Neovim into VsCode, which I find just hilariously funny for some reason. :)

[@QuebnQ]

i wish we could change the border of popup menu.

[@11WicToR11]

i would like to see jump-list video ...i m still confused about "ctrl-o" and "ctrl-t", and why both work for lsp references for example

[@lpanebr]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="407">6:47</a> cool! I didn't know C-t back command!

[@hyperthreaded]

I didn't either, I always used Ctrl-o, which isn't quite the same lol.

[@lpanebr]

@@hyperthreaded same here!

[@JorgeDB]

Same, even though I won't use the menu, just for that piece of information was worth watching the full video

[@theTalkingYuccaTree]

This video is sacrilegious

[@zohaibakber3056]

multi cursor tutorial when?

[@no_name4796]

Multicursors were pushed to 0.12 Ie they aren't yet a thing on neovim

[@Teslacoil33]

Me before watching the video: I'll just watch this one, but there's no way I'll actually bother with it. Me after watching the video : O.O

[@vaolin1703]

Great tutorial. But where‘s the test? Red test, green test, you know? How can I be sure it works?

[@paulosantana9607]

He did functional tests and even got the video as evidence

[@MCTTABOB]

actually I'm guilty of using mouse a lot in neovim and this is quite useful its because my primary occupation is just reviewing code and writing very little

[@adriansrfr]

One thing id love to see is to be able to query lua and return a pretty table. It seems it should be able to be done with csv, json, toml, yaml, etc but I have not figured out how to do it. Can telescope do this?

[@zvrk]

Jump list video would be really good

[@Kane0123]

Finally, I can use VIM

[@Alonso_Cid]

Error executing lua callback, attempt to call field '_get_urls' (a nil value). Do I need any package to use the _get_urls function?

[@LocoFreeman]

I had the same problem, and I checked the code at the github page for the _defaults.lua and I can't see what I'm missing or messing up

[@avuenja]

Same thing here, check on GH, and nothing missing. Idk why works on TJ machine haha @teej_dv

[@Alonso_Cid]

@@LocoFreeman Same, well, I guess I could try to use other method, but to be honest is a function I won't ever use so I just deleted it: vim.cmd [[ aunmenu PopUp anoremenu PopUp.Inspect Inspect amenu PopUp.-1- anoremenu PopUp.Definition lua vim.lsp.buf.definition() anoremenu PopUp.References Telescope lsp_references nnoremenu PopUp.Back amenu PopUp.-2- ]] local group = vim.api.nvim_create_augroup("nvim_popupmenu", { clear = true }) vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd("MenuPopup", { pattern = "*", group = group, desc = "Custom PopUp Setup", callback = function() vim.cmd [[ amenu disable PopUp.Definition amenu disable PopUp.References ]] if vim.lsp.get_clients({ bufnr = 0 })[1] then vim.cmd [[ amenu enable PopUp.Definition amenu enable PopUp.References ]] end end, })

[@AntoineamtoineStevan]

same issue here using Neovim v0.10.0

[@Ninjafire300]

same problem

[@Ash-qp2yw]

Update the repo, TJ! I've been using neovim for about 3-odd years now, and I'm considering going through and reworking my config off this series. I have some cruft that's built up that I no longer use

[@teej_dv]

haha sorry! just updated!

[@JulianColeman03]

"a little bit goofy". Naaaaahhhh

[@wcrb15]

OMG this is cursed and I love it

[@Redyf]

Please make a video on debugging and testing too

[@RobertFletcherOBE]

How do I add Devin to the right click menu

[@Mini-kyu]

Ok. You got me..

[@diegobarbieri7804]

Dayly Tj > Daily drugs

[@sreedev]

what is a mouse?

[@moussaadem7933]

Blasphemy

[@examinethose]

:ReallyMad:

[@niacinsoupbowl]

Sysadmins use neovim also and the mouse is useful for us.... Don't be dissing the mouse!

[@averagetechnologyenojyer]

Chad

[@cristobaljvp]

I am unsubscribing... jk tj keep up with the good work

[@ForeverZer0]

This video is pure heresy: blasphemy is not something to be "joked" about or classified as "funny". My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.

[@rexsybimatrimawahyu3292]

1 view in 1 minute, bro fell off..

[@Unknown_V7]

Anyone who wants to do that just go back to vscode

[@vsz-z2428]

i never used vscode in the first place

[@loo_9]

despite how little I care about this specific content, i find it interesting to learn more about the vim api