Closed kflak closed 5 years ago
Hi @kflak, that's weird. The tidalvim
script fires up tmux and uses the send-keys
option for typing "vim" and "tidal" on each pane, like this.
The bindings (like Ctrl+E) only work if you edit a file ending with .tidal
in vim.
There is a PR that adds support for the terminal
feature in Neovim here. I haven't tested it yet, but in the mean time you could try her forked repo. There is also https://github.com/flupe/vim-tidal for Vim.
Interesting indeed that it doesn't work. I get a short flash of "Can't find pane 0" before the great big nothingness... The nvim terminal version looks very interesting for my purposes, I am a big fan of scnvim so if I could get this kind of setup up and running, I'd be very happy. Will give it a try!
... a few seconds later and I can confirm that @purpleposeidon's fork works like a charm on my system! Very happy not to have to deal with tmux :-)
Great to hear that :) I'll look into merging it
Terribly sorry for the lame heading, but I can't get this to work. I am new to Tidal, so I am probably just doing some very basic mistakes here... System: Arch Linux (with all the hassle this means in terms of getting Haskell to work in the first place. Succeded with this, though...) Issue: Ctrl-E is not sending anything to Tidal. The tidalvim script opens up a new tmux session with two panes in it, but without any content. I.e. I only get my standard prompts, and have to open tidal in one and nvim in the other. Running the tidal script in a separate terminal works in interactive mode, I can type out the patterns and it works as expected. I tried different versions as well: opening a tmux instance as adviced in the readme, and running nvim in a separate terminal. No joy. Running nvim and tidal in two separate terminal windows without tmux. Also no joy. Don't really know where to start looking for this...
Another question: is tmux essential to all of this, or is it possible to run this without it? I'd prefer not to use tmux if possible.