Closed bagnacauda closed 2 years ago
First thing that comes to mind is that there's already an existing keywordprg
set for the buffer. If you look at here, you can see the condition. I didn't think it'd be right to overwrite an existing keywordprg
since zettelkasten.nvim can be mixed with other things.
For example, I use null-ls.nvim
to define my own set of functions to call as part of the keywordprg
call and I manually add :ZkHover
call to there since I may also be looking up a word for example.
Do you see the keywordprg
option as empty, or is there another value set for it?
OK I think I figured it out. vim.opt_local.keywordprg:get()
returns a value even if the variable isn't set as local but global, which for me is ":Man", the default. I was checking with :setlocal
and that was empty, but not with :set
.
I don't think it's the intended behavior, because that condition would be useless if Neovim has a default value.
I think that may be a Neovim bug. I'm using my build of the master branch (NVIM v0.7.0-dev+1333-g71b4c30ad
), and I cannot reproduce what you are experiencing.
I run :set keywordprg=:Man
and then :setlocal keywordprg=
. And then when I run :lua print(vim.opt_local.keywordprg:get())
, I get an empty string.
You are right, using neovim-git that problem does not occur. I'll stick to that for the time being. Thank you!
keywordprg isn't set for some reason. I tried creating a new user with the following minimal init.vim:
Do you have any clues? neovim version NVIM v0.6.1 running on Arch