ecosse3 / nvim

A non-minimal Neovim config built to work most efficiently with Frontend Development
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how active plugins in lazy ? #125

Closed RigottiG closed 1 year ago

RigottiG commented 1 year ago

I add a plugin in plugins.lua, but it can't load.

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I add this plugin to move lines using <A+k> etc.

-- /plugins.lua

-- Custom Plugins
-- Move lines
{ "fedepujol/move.nvim", lazy = false }
ecosse3 commented 1 year ago

Not sure why it doesn't start for you. The approach is correct. I've checked and it starts for me:

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Anyway, you don't need plugins to move lines with Ecovim. It's provided via simple keybinding be default in nvim/keymappings.lua at master · ecosse3/nvim

RigottiG commented 1 year ago

@ecosse3 thanks for your answer.

by default, which key do I enter in the "X" mode?

Is there a way to see all keybindings without open its file?

ecosse3 commented 1 year ago

by default, which key do I enter in the "X" mode?

:help mapmode-x.

Is there a way to see all keybindings without open its file?

:Telescope keymaps