Nooooo!!!
#Vim es el mejor editor de texto de línea de comandos en #Unix / #Linux... o alternativas "modernosas" como #NeoVim.
He dicho xD
I closed a few issues on https://codeberg.org/hgrsd/ztags that I think made the tool much nicer to work with. Thanks so much for all the great ideas coming in and the community engagement (esp @tjk & @glitchcake )
ztags now supports:
- nightly builds in addition to versioned releases, allowing you to point to nightly Zigs in your minimum_zig_version or passing those versions in the `-v` flag
- pointing it at an already-present Zig source directory so no new Zig sources will have to be fetched and stored: `-z <path>`. Handy if you already have a local clone of the Zig repo.
- excluding directories/patterns from tag generation with `-e <pattern>`; this will be passed through to ctags
I have also implemented some reliability improvements (i.e., depending on `ctags`'s own --append functionality, instead of faffing around with `tail` to append two files while retaining a single header set).
Please boost, give the tool it a try, open some issues or PRs, fork it, or generally have fun with it. Tags are cool and a way to escape big-LSP
I still love Neovim when I have to be in a terminal, but I've gone back to Gnome Builder to restore my sanity a bit and embrace slowing down.
This weekend I tried replacing LazyVim with my own Neovim config that replicated what the distro gives me.
It mostly worked.
Then I noticed all the small things I was missing, and the config slowly became a monstrous atrocity.
So I moved back to LazyVim.
I like the idea of owning my config, but apparently I like having a working editor more.