Has anyone managed to get #NeoVim with #DAP and #gdb working with #Pascal?

I'm using #LazyVim, so a lot of DAP is preconfigured using an Extra (dap.core). Unsurprisingly, Pascal is not one of the languages supported by default.

#ObjectPascal #FreePascal #debugger

Have any #LazyVim users developed or contributed to a plugin? I'm trying to get started with local plugin development and am totally hung up on the first steps. I have been searching in vain for "here's how to start developing your first plugin if you use LazyVim" blog post.

Any #Neovim / #Lazyvim experts?

I'm trying to get Lazy installed, but I keep getting a checkout error on snacks.nvim (see image), stating that the checkout has failed.  Any idea how I can resolve this?

Anyone using Neovim with lspconfig that can provide me some pointers on how I can make it use the top directory matching a certain root pattern?

Alternatively, configuring the LSP to use my project's cwd works for me too as I sometimes have several git repositories in a single workspace (eg: a WordPress site with multiple plugins, I want the LSP to include WP in it's index).

#neovim #lazyvim

Hey #NeoVim users, how many plugins are you currently using?

I just realized, all told I have roughly 70 installed and configured (though much of that is from LazyVim). I use nvim for essentially everything I can, but lately it's a lot of #Python, #Ansible, #bash, #hcl, #markdown. (just normal sysadmin stuff)

Things still feel quite snappy and I really do use most of them actively. But it got me curious what everyone else has cooking.

#NeoVim #LazyVim #Plugins #Poll #Extensions #VSCodeSucks #sysadmin #Linux #IDE

0-10 - HARDCORE MODE
51.4%
10-20 - HELL
16.2%
21-40 - NIGHTMARE
18.9%
41-60 MORTAL
2.7%
61-80 - APPRENTICE
8.1%
80+ - FILTHY CASUAL
2.7%
Poll ended at .

The other thing I will do is to use both Vim and Neovim.

 for local system admin
 with LazyVim for dev and other use

The idea here is to create my own custom .vimrc tuned for local system admin stuff, that can me reused everywhere so it is the same on all machines. Including when I log in remote.

#Vim #NeoVim #LazyVim

Does anyone have an example of how to configure lspconfig for #zig in #neovim with #lazyvim? In zigtools they only have an example for a different plugin manager, and I don't think I'm doing it right.

EDIT: to clarify, I'm trying to set this up: https://zigtools.org/zls/guides/build-on-save/

Build-On-Save

zigtools: We make free and open-source tools for the @ziglang community.

Zigtools

@loupbrun Bon… J'aimerais bien pouvoir configurer ça avec mon #LazyVim, mais je ne m'en sors pas…

J'ai tenté (en vain) :
vim.opt.matchpairs += «:» dans options.lua
mais j'ai des erreurs : +=, puis caractère unicode…

Si quelqu'un·e peut m'expliquer comment faire, je suis preneur !

#NeoVim

Just discovered Neorg and I wanted to share it with you guys
#neorg #neovim #lazyvim #vim
 
GitHub - nvim-neorg/neorg: Modernity meets insane extensibility. The future of organizing your life in Neovim.

Modernity meets insane extensibility. The future of organizing your life in Neovim. - nvim-neorg/neorg

GitHub

For the past few weeks, I've been playing around with the #omarchy #arch #linux operating system, and I appreciate its clean design and ease of use from minute one.

⚠️ When I downloaded the .iso, I had no opinions about its controversial author, David Heinemeier Hansson, so I genuinely tried the operating system without prejudice.

✅ After a while, I removed the pieces of software I didn't need and added a few things. It worked.

🤔 If I must offer criticism, I'm somewhat skeptical about the #chromium choice and the OS boot times (but I have an old Thinkpad, so maybe that's on me). I still haven't tried setting up the VPN properly. And I'm still making mistakes with #lazyvim.

🤓 That said, I really appreciate in-depth technical reviews like this one by マリウス (https://マリウス.com/a-word-on-omarchy/).

🧞‍♀️ I think perhaps some arch-wizard team could create a sort of #omarchy with less improvised solutions and a more solid architecture, particularly from a #security standpoint. Also, something not coming out from a company repo.

I'm sure someone will give it a shot - because #omarchy looks really good at first sight. I can't wait to see the result.

A Word on Omarchy

An in-depth look at the currently trending Arch Linux configuration that is Omarchy.

マリウス