seems useful - I use a lot of q macros to do a lot of these multi-location editing things, but sometimes it gets awkward or challenging to record a sufficiently accurate macro the first time. The instant visual feedback seems more forgiving.
Hmmm, interesting. I think my visual multi's setup is similar, but for some reason, I don't see the bindings in which-key. I thought it might because I'm lazy loading my plugins, but that doesn't seem to be reason.
Hey, I'm struggling to get vim-visual-multi installed in neovim. I've added this to my config: { 'mg979/vim-visual-multi', branch = "master", lazy = false, init = function () vim.g.VM_maps = { ["Find Under"] = "" } end, }, But no luck (unable to run :help visual-multi) Do you have a video somewhere on how to setup vim-visual-multi in Nvim?
Sorry you're having trouble! I don't have a video explicitly installing and setting it up unfortunately. In my config I only have { "mg979/vim-visual-multi" }, Maybe try that and see if it will install. github.com/exosyphon/nvim/blob/2c275382a2ead9d4e0e160e7251eb191f92cf28d/lua/exosyphon/lazy.lua#L860
@@ascourter no worries, thank you for sharing. Interesting that is the only line you have and it works for you! I'll have to see if anything else is conflicting.
Thanks! Just recorded a video on my Telescope config so hopefully can get that one editing soon and launched! Let me know if there are other topics you are interested in.
Thanks! If I understand what you are saying, it sounds like you want to use C+down / C+up but the iterm window is grabbing that keybinding? If so, check in your iterm settings for what your keybindings are. You might also check your System Settings and make sure those keybindings are not mapped there too.
I personally deactivated most of the global Mac keyboard shortcuts but you should be able to customize inside System Settings. As an alternative you could add a keyboard shortcut specifically for your terminal application. support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/change-a-conflicting-keyboard-shortcut-on-mac-mchlp2864/mac
After seeing that you use three monitors and chose the smallest one as your main, and with the number of things connected to your MAC, I highly doubt that you know anything about nvim, let alone advanced stuff. Not to mention that the size of your keyboard is probably equivalent to your knowledge.
Yeah, and uses a mac to boot. I'll never understand mac users, but this guy right here is weird, why would you get extra monitors and, uh, NOT use them
Wow, I just needed this today morning 😅 the YT algorithm is getting rusty 😂. Thanks buddy! Another great video!
Lol.
This was great. Thanks for the regex tips too!
seems useful - I use a lot of q macros to do a lot of these multi-location editing things, but sometimes it gets awkward or challenging to record a sufficiently accurate macro the first time. The instant visual feedback seems more forgiving.
Yo, new camera angle! Love it!
Nice dude, I enjoyed the video. I didn't know you could do this stuff. What are you using to do the key press recording?
Thanks! There's a surprising number of ways I've found. That screen key capture is called KeyCastr
VERY nice video, thank you!
Question: how have you configured your which-key to show Visual-Multi's menu when pressing m?
I believe that is out of the box behavior. Here is a link to my Neovim config to check out: github.com/exosyphon/nvim
Hmmm, interesting. I think my visual multi's setup is similar, but for some reason, I don't see the bindings in which-key.
I thought it might because I'm lazy loading my plugins, but that doesn't seem to be reason.
Hey,
I'm struggling to get vim-visual-multi installed in neovim.
I've added this to my config:
{
'mg979/vim-visual-multi',
branch = "master",
lazy = false,
init = function ()
vim.g.VM_maps = {
["Find Under"] = ""
}
end,
},
But no luck (unable to run :help visual-multi)
Do you have a video somewhere on how to setup vim-visual-multi in Nvim?
Sorry you're having trouble! I don't have a video explicitly installing and setting it up unfortunately. In my config I only have { "mg979/vim-visual-multi" },
Maybe try that and see if it will install. github.com/exosyphon/nvim/blob/2c275382a2ead9d4e0e160e7251eb191f92cf28d/lua/exosyphon/lazy.lua#L860
@@ascourter no worries, thank you for sharing. Interesting that is the only line you have and it works for you! I'll have to see if anything else is conflicting.
Good Voice 👍 Nicely done content.
I wanna see more neovim content! new sub!
Thanks! Just recorded a video on my Telescope config so hopefully can get that one editing soon and launched! Let me know if there are other topics you are interested in.
Love your vids
Thank you! Working on a video for LazyVim v10 that released today. Hope to release soon!
Keep it up man. We need more neovim content.
This is great vidoe but I am using mac and C+down and C+Up make the iterm window to move hwo to fix it?
Thanks! If I understand what you are saying, it sounds like you want to use C+down / C+up but the iterm window is grabbing that keybinding? If so, check in your iterm settings for what your keybindings are. You might also check your System Settings and make sure those keybindings are not mapped there too.
Am I the only one who cannot select a word using ctrl + n (I tried ctrl + N also)?
Check if you have any conflicts using lua require('telescope.builtin').keymaps
@@ascourter No conflicting, with C-n and C-p i move down and up 😅
I think a lot of these could be done with substitutions, right?
Yeah you can accomplish a lot with substitutions but some of these might be less mental overhead or fewer keystrokes.
yes, in any case the are a lot of over head that can be reduced in substitutions if you use brackets, /1 and regex patterns
of course you need to get used to it to be fast like everything in vim, but at the end it can be more powerful
how to change C-down to C-j in mac. because C-down is use as global key in mac to minimize/select mac windows.
I personally deactivated most of the global Mac keyboard shortcuts but you should be able to customize inside System Settings. As an alternative you could add a keyboard shortcut specifically for your terminal application.
support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/change-a-conflicting-keyboard-shortcut-on-mac-mchlp2864/mac
that's a TINY keyboard
After seeing that you use three monitors and chose the smallest one as your main, and with the number of things connected to your MAC, I highly doubt that you know anything about nvim, let alone advanced stuff. Not to mention that the size of your keyboard is probably equivalent to your knowledge.
This comment says more about you than anything else. Best of luck with your endeavors.
Yeah, and uses a mac to boot.
I'll never understand mac users, but this guy right here is weird, why would you get extra monitors and, uh, NOT use them