Closed helgar closed 9 months ago
The Lua version won't work on Vim, only on Neovim. It relies on a bunch of Lua APIs provided only by Neovim.
As you've discovered, the Ruby code is still all there though and can be used as a fallback on Vim.
(Speculative: maybe Vim and Neovim will converge again in the future, at least as far as the Lua APIs go — and perhaps further — but we'll see.)
FWIW, I'll try to make the failure a bit less mysterious when trying to run with Vim.
Hi,
thanks for the clarification.
Indeed, I guess it would help, if this was a bit more discoverable - either when running make or in the documentation.
I'll stick to the old version for now then. Hope you still keep that alive :)
Thank you, Helga
Hi,
big fan of command-t. Thanks for creating and maintaining it!
I recently tried to switch to the new version, but I cannot get it to work.
I use vim version 9.0.1189 on Ubuntu 22.04.
I cloned the git repo into .vim/pack/vendor/start/command-t and ran
make
and everything seems to be fine.However, when I try to use it, thet command does not show anything, just emits a beep. No error or any message whatsoevar, hence hard to debug.
This is the command-t related content of my .vimrc:
After trying to debug this for a while, I fell back on the ruby version by adding
However, I would love to use the new version, but am lost as to what is wrong with my setup.
Thank you!