Closed FOSSilizedDaemon closed 2 months ago
What if you write :qa
?
Hi @FOSSilizedDaemon, It's a bit of a hack but you can stick the following into your into your Zen Mode 🧘 config:
require("zenmode").setup({
-- Your existing config:
...
-- At the end of the file add this:
on_open = function(_)
vim.cmd("cabbrev <buffer> q let b:quitting = 1 <bar> q")
vim.cmd("cabbrev <buffer> wq let b:quitting = 1 <bar> wq")
end,
on_close = function()
if vim.b.quitting == 1 then
vim.b.quitting = 0
vim.cmd("q")
end
end,
})
This temporarily redefines :q and :wq to set the 'quitting' variable to 1. And if the 'quitting' variable is set to one, then the on_close function quits neovim for you.
I had tried "autocmd WinLeave
I think the above would work if it could be turned on and off. Maybe adding a command that will enable the aboveZenModeWordProcess
and then you could start vim with nvim +"ZenModeWordProcess" +"ZenMode"
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Hello,
I use
nvim
for mostly writing not coding and am interested in using this plugin to have a more word processor feel when writing. The one big annoyance I have with using this plugin is that when I close the ZenMode window or use:q
to exit it just toggles the ZenMode window instead of exiting fromnvim
. Is there any way to make it so thatnvim
exits instead of just toggling the window?