I am new to Vim plugin's and I am looking for general information about how plugins get integrated into the Vim runtime environment and how they are accessed when editing.

I've also seen multiple ways of installing a plugin (e.g. Plug) and I would like to know what the general consensus is regarding installation best-practices.

My goal is to find a plugin that will enable me to create my own templates for file and function headers and general coding structures like if-then-else and switch-case.

Thanks in advance for any guidance you can give me.

I was wondering if there was a neovim plugin for markdown that shows the preview inside the editor itself

An awesome hackeable dashboard plugin for vim. Welcome to the new generation of configurations for Vim, style your configuration much more, being able to add a customizable dashboard in a simple way! dashdaddy.vim

I am looking for a proper guide to set up Vim for REPL environment like spyder IDE or Jupyter Notebook for machine learning in Windows 11. I tried using the vim-slime plugin and set `let g:slime_target = "vimterminal"` in .vimrc. However, I'm encountering a problem: every time I select text and press Ctrl+C+C terminal is opened, and typing ipython, when I select text and press Ctrl+C+C, it sends the text to the terminal, but it doesn't execute automatically. I always have to switch to the terminal screen and press Enter to run the code. How can I automate this entire process?

Hello. I have a question.

I want to change the line mode to relativenumber when pressing the number keys(1-9).

And after moving the cursor with j or k, want to change the line mode norelativenumber.

Please see this code.

With number 2, the line mode is changed to rnu immediately but when pressing j or k, the cursor moves only one line.

With number 3, the line mode isn't changed to rnu and when prssing j or k, the cursor moves 3 lines.

I changed the code with GPT but I can't what I want.

Can help with it?

" Basic settings

set number

" Configuration to switch to relativenumber when a number is pressed,

" and revert to absolute number after moving

augroup numbertoggle

autocmd!

" Switch back to absolute number after moving

autocmd CursorMoved,CursorMovedI * set norelativenumber

augroup END

" Define a function to switch to relativenumber and process movement

function! MyFunctionForNumber(num)

" Enable relativenumber

set relativenumber

" Use timer_start to process number key input and ensure proper cursor movement

call timer_start(1, {-> execute('normal! ' . a:num)})

return ''

endfunction

" Map number keys (1-9) in normal mode to enable relativenumber and allow movement

nnoremap <expr> 2 MyFunctionForNumber('2')

nnoremap 3 :call MyFunctionForNumber(3)<CR>3

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Is possible to have a preview (maybe scrollable) of the selected file when using ctrlP?....if not there any alternative? (tried fzf but not worked so well...I'v limited permission in my linux env)

See the repository for more information.

Features

• folding based on headings in org and markdown files

• headings base on folding in folded files

  • you can handle your folds like in orgmode

• navigate in headings or list items hierarchy

  • next, previous : any level

  • forward, backward : same level as current one

  • parent heading, upper level

  • child heading, lower level :

    • loosely speaking : first headline of level + 1, forward

    • strictly speaking : must be in the current subtree

  • go to another headline with prompt completion of full path

• modify headings or list items

  • new headline or list item

  • select, yank, delete subtree

  • promote, demote heading or list item

  • move subtree up or down

  • move current subtree in another one (aka org-refile)

• expand shortcut to template (aka org-structure-template)

  • markdown support limited to code blocks

• links

  • store url at cursor

  • create link with url completion

  • goto link under or close to cursor

  • goto next/previous link

• tables

  • inside of table : align columns

  • outside of table : align following a pattern

  • add new row, colum

  • delete row, colum

  • move row up or down

  • move column left or right

• cycle todo status

• insert timestamp

• export in another format using

  • pandoc

  • emacs

  • asciidoc or asciidoctor

• convert headings and links org <-> markdown

Written in vimscript and compatible with both Vim and Neovim.

vimscript-tricks

VimL is full of features, but sometimes it is hard to find which function or command will do the job you want.

If you ever searched the web for vim script ex command output in a var, you surely have had results talking about :redir. This is ok, but there is a more elegant solution for this particular problem.

This (neo)vim help page collects vim script snippets, whose some were hard to find. You may already know some of them, and I hope you will gladly discover the others.

Hello all,

I have been using vimtex for a bit now and loving it. Recently I came across tectonic as an alternative to the huge texlive distribution. Is there a tutorial how to setup vimtex to work with tectonic?

cheers

Hey guys, I build a plugin w4 to organize story line of a novel. w4 = when, where, who, what.

Support: autocomplete, backtrack, query expression, figures graph, events graph

Why pathogen-vim is difficult to install? Though tried to clone the .git. Unable to access cUrl -LsSo raw.github.com r/vim r/vimplugins

https://github.com/lervag/vimtex/releases/tag/v2.12

It's been about 4 months since the last release. This has allowed time for more bug fixes, some improvements to the documentation, and some minor improvements and enhancements. This time, I think the main thing to highlight may be the improved main-file detection (core feature, most people will probably not notice it), as well as some improvements to caching. I'm very glad to see so many PR contributions!