Closed matu3ba closed 1 year ago
Hello!
You can disable the success message like so:
require('osc52').setup {silent = true}
The _
is the line operator which is integrated in Vim / Neovim (but not documented AFAIK). dd
and yy
are synonyms of d_
and y_
. So <leader>c_
will call <leader>c
with the current line. Therefore in order for that mapping to work, you need to have the mapping for <leader>c
as well:
vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>c', require('osc52').copy_operator, {expr = true})
vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>cc', '<leader>c_', {remap = true})
Now all functions described in the readme return their exit code, true
for success and false
for error. The functions are:
require('osc52').copy(<text>)
require('osc52').copy_register(<register>)
This can be very annoying for a global or absent statusline, because it must be confirmed via enter. Can you let the user configure this?
Would be also nice to know how to get the return status of your functions from lua code. I'd like to use my statusline instead of popups.
For me at least
vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>cc', '<leader>c_', {remap = true})
does not work properly. What is the underlying lua function to be used for this? To me'<leader>c_'
looks like there is something sneaky hiding below waiting to clash with other keybindings.