Closed DavidGamba closed 4 years ago
Thanks for the bug report! I'm glad to hear that nvim-libmodal
made creating your plugin easier.
I am able to reproduce this issue with nvim-tabmode
as well. Exiting a mode automatically because of an error is definitely unintended, so I'll take a look at this and report back.
I've set up a bugfix/0.6.2
branch to allow verification that this issue has been resolved before merging into master. If you use vim-plug
you can test it out using the following line in your init.vim
:
Plug 'Iron-E/nvim-libmodal', {'branch': 'bugfix/0.6.2'}
It's working on my side, so it should be working for you as well.
@Iron-E thanks for the super fast response, just validated this branch works as intended.
Thanks for the confirmation, I just merged this so it'll be in master now. Glad I could help!
Hi @Iron-E,
This plugin is something I have been wanting to find for quite a while. I was about to start playing with
kana/vim-submode
which doens't seem to be maintained anymore but thankfully I found this project too.Thanks so much for such a cool plugin. I was able to write my first vim plugin thanks to some copy paste from your tabmode project. Please take a look: https://github.com/DavidGamba/nvim-window-mode
I couldn't figure out how to handle errors (https://github.com/DavidGamba/nvim-window-mode/issues/1) so when there is an error in the command then it exits the mode. I would like to stay in the mode I am in regardless of the error. Thankfully neovim is displaying the error so at least I can see why I am no longer in that mode.