hkupty
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5 years ago I believe I'd better remap to gd or cgd than <C-]>. Wdyt?
On Mon, 1 Apr 2019, 22:15 Dave Yarwood, notifications@github.com wrote:
I've grown quite used to using ctags to manage "jump to definition," to the extent that I prefer it over nREPL-based "jump to definition," even if nREPL-based "jump to definition is more precise. The key thing is that I often edit Clojure code without being connected to a REPL, and I need "jump to definition" to work in those moments. ctags allow me to do that in a "good enough" sort of way.
Would it be feasible to add something like a g:acid_disable_jump_to_definition, which makes acid not remap <C-]>?
I see that there is a g:acid_no_default_keymappings https://github.com/clojure-vim/acid.nvim/blob/e8fec9276f2ff69e3ea10533065e7ff947563495/doc/acid.txt#L105, but that's not ideal because I would then need to maintain my own set of acid keybindings (for everything else acid provides) identical to the defaults, and keep up with any changes, etc. instead of the plugin ensuring that the keybindings stay up to date with the implementations.
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daveyarwood
I've grown quite used to using ctags to manage "go to definition," to the extent that I prefer it over nREPL-based "go to definition," even if nREPL-based "go to definition" is more precise. The key thing is that I often edit Clojure code without being connected to a REPL, and I need "go to definition" to work in those moments. ctags allow me to do that in a "good enough" sort of way.
Would it be feasible to add something like a
g:acid_disable_go_to_definition, which makes acid not remap<C-]>?I see that there is a
g:acid_no_default_keymappings, but that's not ideal because I would then need to maintain my own set of acid keybindings (for everything else acid provides) identical to the defaults, and keep up with any changes, etc. instead of the plugin ensuring that the keybindings stay up to date with the implementations.