Open ray-x opened 1 year ago
+1
Experiencing the same issue.
Does not only happen if you split the TZNarrow, but also if you:
Same issue
Neovim 0.8
Plugins:
lsp lualine cmp treesitter symbols-outline telescope orgmode gitsigns nnn which-key toggleterm mason colorizer leap indent-blankline comment bufferline autopairs todo-comments true-zen
Same issue
- Happens in any mode
- Any number of buffers
- Happens after TZNarrow is toggled off the second time and the times afterward (not necessarily consecutively)
- Toggling off TZAtaraxis results in the same error, but only if it happens with TZNarrow first
Neovim 0.8 Plugins:
lsp lualine cmp treesitter symbols-outline telescope orgmode gitsigns nnn which-key toggleterm mason colorizer leap indent-blankline comment bufferline autopairs todo-comments true-zen
add vim.wo.foldmethod = manual
solved the problem for me.
I added silent to my keybidings but obviously it's not a solution, it just doesn't bother me while I work. They will have a slightly more efficient solution, I don't know enough lua to try to fix it myself.
vim.api.nvim_set_keymap("n", "<c-z>n", ":silent! TZNarrow<CR>", {})
vim.api.nvim_set_keymap("v", "<c-z>n", ":'<,'>TZNarrow<CR>", {})
vim.api.nvim_set_keymap("n", "<c-z>f", ":silent! TZFocus<CR>", {})
vim.api.nvim_set_keymap("n", "<c-z>o", ":silent! TZAtaraxis<CR>", {})
this only hides the messages but they are still there removing it with the command :q
maybe change in ataraxis.lua in the M.off function This
if api.nvim_win_is_valid(win.main) then
if win.main ~= api.nvim_get_current_win() then
fn.win_gotoid(win.main)
end
cursor_pos = fn.getpos(".")
end
cmd("only")
if fn.filereadable(fn.expand("%:p")) == 1 then
cmd("q")
end
for this another one
if pcall(function() api.nvim_win_is_valid(win.main) end) and api.nvim_win_is_valid(win.main) then
if win.main ~= api.nvim_get_current_win() then
fn.win_gotoid(win.main)
end
cursor_pos = fn.getpos(".")
else
data.do_callback("ataraxis", "close", "pos")
return 1 -- already off
end
cmd("only")
if fn.filereadable(fn.expand("%:p")) == 1 then
pcall(function () pcall(cmd("q")) end)
end
By adding pcall to the problematic function, this seems to be enough to not see the error messages again.
Same issue, the proposed patch fixed this issue, but caused a new one. I'll put details in #111.
Error messages:
Reproduce:
:q
to exit split