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brunuh avatar brunuh commented on May 29, 2024 1

A possible workaround for this could be to have the wilder.nvim config in a vim file and have the packer config like this:

config = function()
      vim.cmd([[
          source vim/file/location/wild.vim
      ]])

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gelguy avatar gelguy commented on May 29, 2024

I don't use packer but I'm not able to reproduce this using init.lua.

This is the 2nd report (see #52 (comment)) so there seems to be something going wrong. Is it possible to remove lines to debug which section is causing the issue?

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AllenDang avatar AllenDang commented on May 29, 2024

@gelguy You don't have to use packer to repo this issue. Just create a lua file with below content and do :luafile %.

vim.cmd([[
call wilder#enable_cmdline_enter()
set wildcharm=<Tab>
cmap <expr> <Tab> wilder#in_context() ? wilder#next() : "\<Tab>"
cmap <expr> <S-Tab> wilder#in_context() ? wilder#previous() : "\<S-Tab>"
call wilder#set_option('modes', ['/', '?', ':'])

call wilder#set_option('pipeline', [
      \   wilder#branch(
      \     wilder#python_file_finder_pipeline({
      \       'file_command': {_, arg -> stridx(arg, '.') != -1 ? ['fd', '-tf', '-H'] : ['fd', '-tf']},
      \       'dir_command': ['fdfind', '-td'],
      \       'filters': ['cpsm_filter'],
      \       'cache_timestamp': {-> 1},
      \     }),
      \     wilder#cmdline_pipeline({
      \       'fuzzy': 1,
      \       'fuzzy_filter': wilder#python_cpsm_filter(),
      \       'set_pcre2_pattern': 0,
      \     }),
      \     wilder#python_search_pipeline({
      \       'pattern': wilder#python_fuzzy_pattern({
      \         'start_at_boundary': 0,
      \       }),
      \     }),
      \   ),
      \ ])

let g:highlighters = [
      \ wilder#pcre2_highlighter(),
      \ wilder#lua_fzy_highlighter(),
      \ ]

call wilder#set_option('renderer', wilder#renderer_mux({
      \ ':': wilder#popupmenu_renderer({
      \   'highlighter': g:highlighters,
      \   'left': [
      \     wilder#popupmenu_devicons(),
      \   ],
      \   'right': [
      \     ' ',
      \     wilder#popupmenu_scrollbar(),
      \   ],
      \ }),
      \ '/': wilder#wildmenu_renderer({
      \   'highlighter': g:highlighters,
      \ }),
      \ }))
]])

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gelguy avatar gelguy commented on May 29, 2024

Thanks for the config. I can reproduce it now.

Looks like this is a Neovim bug (see neovim/neovim#14809). The workaround would be to combine all the \ lines into one long line but that is not ideal.

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gelguy avatar gelguy commented on May 29, 2024

Configuration in pure Lua is now fully supported. Examples can be found in the README page.

Closing this issue since it is no longer necessary to call vim.cmd.

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