The commands are not editor commands

[PaxSov]

If I do any of the commands from this plugin it gives: E492: Not an editor command I am using neovim on arch linux arduino ide is installed via pacman I can do :help arduino

[PaxSov]

I just needed to open a .ino file

[martin-braun]

Should be documented.

[MilkJug1]

I'm having the same issue here too, running Neovim v0.9.4, also on Arch Linux. Have both arduino-cli and the arduino-ide-bin packages installed. I can't seem to use these commands when in an .ino file and or .cpp or .cc file, but when I'm either in my dashboard/empty buffer window I can use them. I'm using Lazy.vim as my package manager, would that be an issue, I saw #59 and the fact it was closed with a fix, is there something else going on here at play?

I am using alpha.nvim as my dashboard here, which might be affecting it. I don't know. I looked through :help arduino and didn't see anything at all that I could do.

When running inside of a .ino file, I for some reason have autocomplete for these command when I have no open buffer.

Sorry for commenting on a closed issue, I saw this was very similar to mine and thought it would be better to ask it here.

[MilkJug1]

Looking through the code of this plugin, it looks like there is no support with .cc files, which that not working its fair, though I don't know whats causing the issue between .ino files and .cpp files.

[AlexEscalante]

I have the very same problem that you have @MilkJug1. I am using LazyVim. I can use the commands only when no file is open. Some condition is reversed, maybe?

[MilkJug1]

I have the very same problem that you have @MilkJug1. I am using LazyVim. I can use the commands only when no file is open. Some condition is reversed, maybe?

It does sound like it, though it doesn't make a lot of sense on why that would be. Maybe something to do with the way lazy.nvim handles plugin loading? I might poke around the source code and see if it's just some check not working properly or something.

Also, I think you can manually set the filetype being used in lazy.nvim, I'll have to go look, but I know there is something you can do on a filetype. I'll update this when I find more.

[AlexEscalante]

It would be nice if you could have a look… I am still very new to Lua and NeoVim.

Alex Escalante

Web & Mobile Development For Hire http://audelabs.com

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I have the very same problem that you have @MilkJug1 https://github.com/MilkJug1. I am using LazyVim. I can use the commands only when no file is open. Some condition is reversed, maybe?

It does sound like it, though it doesn't make a lot of sense on why that would be. Maybe something to do with the way lazy.nvim handles plugin loading? I might poke around the source code and see if it's just some check not working properly or something.

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[MilkJug1]

It would be nice if you could have a look… I am still very new to Lua and NeoVim. Alex Escalante Web & Mobile Development For Hire http://audelabs.com … On Wed, Jan 24, 2024 at 7:18 PM MilkJug @.> wrote: I have the very same problem that you have @MilkJug1 https://github.com/MilkJug1. I am using LazyVim. I can use the commands only when no file is open. Some condition is reversed, maybe? It does sound like it, though it doesn't make a lot of sense on why that would be. Maybe something to do with the way lazy.nvim handles plugin loading? I might poke around the source code and see if it's just some check not working properly or something. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#26 (comment)>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAFAIRSHINDW3SDS6J3NLE3YQGXFXAVCNFSM4NOYL24KU5DIOJSWCZC7NNSXTN2JONZXKZKDN5WW2ZLOOQ5TCOJQHEYTQOBQGY3Q . You are receiving this because you commented.Message ID: @.>

Okay, after a while and remembering to fix it. I think I did something to get it working. All I had to do was add the ft = "arduino" as an option for Lazy when installing it in my plugins.lua

What I mean:

    {
        'stevearc/vim-arduino',
        lazy = false,
        ft = "arduino",
    },

This seemingly fixed it, well I think at least. I do have this setup in my lsp.lua config which uses mason, heres what that looks like, since that could also be what fixed it.

require('mason').setup()
require('mason-lspconfig').setup_handlers({ 
         --- Omitting the other parts of my lsp config, since thats not needed, just the arduino part.

    ["arduino-language-server"] = function()
        require('lspconfig').arduino_language_server.setup {
            on_attach = on_attach,
            capabilities = capabilities,
            cmd = {
            'arduino-language-server'
        }
    }
end
})

Try this, it might fix it. @AlexEscalante