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Replace the input() calls in sandwiches that take input with neovim floating windows? · Issue #120 · machakann/vim-sandwich · GitHub
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IMO using small floating windows anchored to the cursor is a better input method as we do not need to move our eyes to the bottom of the screen. I would like to change the builtin bun functions with one that uses such a floating window based interface. It is easy to program such an interface, but I am not sure how to use the same interface as input(). I do something similar here in my vim config for making a better interface for vim.lsp.buf.rename(). In this when i hit <CR> in the floating window it calls vim.lsp.buf.rename(<input>). So basically it works well when I can just call a function at the end of the input process to do the action. input() however is essentially a blocking call to vim to get some input, I don't know if some of the neovim async stuff could be used here to turn my callback based interface into a blocking style interface.
Is there anyone knowledgable in neovim who could help implement some floating window based input method for vim-sandwich or could guide me to making it?
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IMO using small floating windows anchored to the cursor is a better input method as we do not need to move our eyes to the bottom of the screen. I would like to change the builtin bun functions with one that uses such a floating window based interface. It is easy to program such an interface, but I am not sure how to use the same interface as
input(). I do something similar here in my vim config for making a better interface forvim.lsp.buf.rename(). In this when i hit<CR>in the floating window it callsvim.lsp.buf.rename(<input>). So basically it works well when I can just call a function at the end of the input process to do the action.input()however is essentially a blocking call to vim to get some input, I don't know if some of the neovim async stuff could be used here to turn my callback based interface into a blocking style interface.Is there anyone knowledgable in neovim who could help implement some floating window based input method for vim-sandwich or could guide me to making it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: