Forgive my ignorance if the answer to my question is obvious or I missed it somewhere. I would love to start using some of these commands but I’m not even sure what keyboard shortcuts you are using. For example at 4:06 … what is the shortcut (unless it’s custom)? is there a plugin needed? a certain command? Thank you for your videos and I look forward to your reply so I can use some of these helpful tricks! 👍🏼 I found your channel from a vim reddit post about text objects (great video btw ty!) and you have screen keys on, which is very helpful for vim videos.
In this case, I'm using a plugin called unimpaired.vim and it makes shortcuts such as ]f and [f available. If I could turn back time, I would put keystrokes on screen always but unfortunately I only discovered a good tool before the last video.
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Forgive my ignorance if the answer to my question is obvious or I missed it somewhere. I would love to start using some of these commands but I’m not even sure what keyboard shortcuts you are using. For example at 4:06 … what is the shortcut (unless it’s custom)? is there a plugin needed? a certain command?
Thank you for your videos and I look forward to your reply so I can use some of these helpful tricks! 👍🏼
I found your channel from a vim reddit post about text objects (great video btw ty!) and you have screen keys on, which is very helpful for vim videos.
In this case, I'm using a plugin called unimpaired.vim and it makes shortcuts such as ]f and [f available.
If I could turn back time, I would put keystrokes on screen always but unfortunately I only discovered a good tool before the last video.
Kindly what what command was used to list all reference of a function in quickfiox list ?
That looks like a real time-saver feature to me right there
In general you're looking for a find-references feature of an LSP - eg CoC
How did you manage to integrate fzf, ctags, ripgrep with nvim? Is that some plugin?
I have plugins for them all! gutentags for ctags, rg for ripgrep and fzf too
@@semicolonsons awesome! can you teach us how to set it up? Thanks
@@martinarce8138 yes I should definitely do a more in depth video where I show steep by step how to get things set up. Stay tuned