I've been using vim/nvim forever, use marks quite frequently, and I can't believe I never knew about the buffer jump with capital letter marks! Thanks for sharing, I love it when I discover some new trick in vim!
Great video Andrew! Found you a few weeks ago and I've been loving your content. Glad you talked about leap, it was one of the easiest plugins to setup and most intuitive to start using. In your opinion, is symbols-outline really necessary when you're used to using 'Telescope lsp_document_symbols'?
Thanks @equu497! Appreciate the kind words. Good question on symbols.nvim. I don't think it's necessary per se, but it gives you a different view and some handy shortcuts like hitting r to rename a symbol. I don't think you are missing out on a lot if you have a different workflow but it could shortcut some workflows.
From what I can tell reading the code, there isn't a way to pass in something to narrow down the list. You could use :changes or g; and g, to jump to different changes in your buffer. I intend to make another video in this highlighting Harpoon since it was created due to some of the shortcomings of marks and jumplist.
@@oreonengine9444 Oh I see. It actually uses the same plugin (cmp-cmdline). Here's where I configure it: github.com/exosyphon/nvim/blob/834b36b31f99c6bac88c2ec5245173ffa99cae08/after/plugin/lsp.lua#L62
The popup is from Noice.nvim and you can disable that in your config or using :NoiceDisable. The command line autocomplete is from this plugin: github.com/hrsh7th/cmp-cmdline
@@phantombeing3015 don't forget you need to configure the plugin after installing it. Check out this post if you are still having trouble. www.reddit.com/r/neovim/s/FqtM15tQ38
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As of Jan 2024 symbols-outline.nvim is archived but the fork can be found here: github.com/hedyhli/outline.nvim
New version of Trouble.nvim also has this integrated
@@appa_23 awesome! Thanks for sharing this!
I've been using vim/nvim forever, use marks quite frequently, and I can't believe I never knew about the buffer jump with capital letter marks! Thanks for sharing, I love it when I discover some new trick in vim!
Thanks for watching! I love discovering new tricks too. Glad I could show you a good one!
Great video Andrew! Found you a few weeks ago and I've been loving your content. Glad you talked about leap, it was one of the easiest plugins to setup and most intuitive to start using.
In your opinion, is symbols-outline really necessary when you're used to using 'Telescope lsp_document_symbols'?
Thanks @equu497! Appreciate the kind words. Good question on symbols.nvim. I don't think it's necessary per se, but it gives you a different view and some handy shortcuts like hitting r to rename a symbol. I don't think you are missing out on a lot if you have a different workflow but it could shortcut some workflows.
Is there a plugin or an option in telescope to filter jumplist only for current file? IDK if that list is ordered.
Telescope marks
From what I can tell reading the code, there isn't a way to pass in something to narrow down the list. You could use :changes or g; and g, to jump to different changes in your buffer. I intend to make another video in this highlighting Harpoon since it was created due to some of the shortcomings of marks and jumplist.
Hi, I don't get the autocompletion on search with ':/'. How can I enable this? Thanks for any help!
Do you mean when running commands or searching in the buffer?
This one is for commands: github.com/hrsh7th/cmp-cmdline
@@ascourter No I mean when searching in the buffer
@@oreonengine9444 Oh I see. It actually uses the same plugin (cmp-cmdline). Here's where I configure it:
github.com/exosyphon/nvim/blob/834b36b31f99c6bac88c2ec5245173ffa99cae08/after/plugin/lsp.lua#L62
@@ascourter Alright, thank you 🙏
I am using lazyvim. How do i disable the dialog which pops up when i press : and type it in bpttom bar and also how to enable the autocomplete there?
The popup is from Noice.nvim and you can disable that in your config or using :NoiceDisable. The command line autocomplete is from this plugin:
github.com/hrsh7th/cmp-cmdline
If you aren't sure how to disable that plugin then check out my video on Customizing LazyVim
@ascourter ok. Thanks. I just installed and am using it. Most of the things work fine. I will try it.
@@ascourter i disabled noice but the autocomplete is not working. The one where when I search, a pop up appears with possible words in doc.
@@phantombeing3015 don't forget you need to configure the plugin after installing it. Check out this post if you are still having trouble. www.reddit.com/r/neovim/s/FqtM15tQ38
What font is that in neovim?
FiraCode Nerd Font
What else do you use to quickly navigate in Neovim?
flash.nvim!
A mouse 😅
Old habits die hard, unfortunately…
i use harpoon written by primeagen
it helpful when switching btw two files
telescope live grep, plus i have an extra command where i grab whatever word the cursor is on and telescope live grep that word. also +1 for harpoon.
Why not Aerial ?
Symbols and aerial are similar to me so I picked one. Is there something you like about aerial?