Hi all, I’ve been messing with scnvim since december and I really really like it (one of the reasons that I switched to sc from max was that I got sick of all the clicking, so the switch to vim seems like a logical continuation of that)… Unrelated question: How do I configure SCNvim so I don’t have to switch the server status line on manually with :SCNvimStatusLine? Local stat = _call_function("scnvim#statusline#server_status", )
If vim.bo.filetype = "supercollider" then Return tostring(vim.fn.wordcount().words) If vim.bo.filetype = "md" or vim.bo.filetype = "markdown" or vim.bo.filetype = "txt" then So I switched to lualine and here’s my (minimal and not very pretty yet) lualine configuration, including a very basic word count function for markdown and text files: - settings for lualine I had been using airline.vim with pretty standard settings so far getting a custom function into it looked like more of a hassle than I wanted.
One thing that had me scratching my head was the statusline. I have been messing around with neovim configuration in lua on a netbook (does anyone remember those?) with a fairly fresh Debian (testing branch). This behaviour occurs every time I start nvim. If I run checkhealth again right after, it issues the message from my previous post. ata\site\pack\packer\start\scnvim/lua/scnvim/a:12: in main chunk data\site\pack\packer\start\scnvim/lua/scnvim/a:107: in function 'get_scnvim_root_dir' data\site\pack\packer\start\scnvim/lua/scnvim/a:107: could not find plugin root dir Exception:įunction health#check.health#scnvim#check.63_check_linkage, line 1 ERROR: Failed to run healthcheck for "scnvim" plugin. One other piece of the puzzle is that when I run checkhealth for the first time, it issues this message about not finding the plugin root dir: scnvim: health#scnvim#check I’ve got the version 0.6.0, which I think is the latest stable version. nvim-qt is released as part of nvim for Windows.
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