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If neovim
is backwards compatible with vim
then I suppose it could work.
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How would we go about this? It's unclear to me from the docs what yavide actually is - seems to be more than a collection of plugins, as you have to compile it when installing; and yet, it depends on your version of vim, rather than using its source code in the project. Could you elaborate, e.g. on the introduction page, how yavide is set up, so that we can see how to extend it or port it to neovim?
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By the way, changing the alias the installation puts in your ~/.bashrc file to use vim instead of gvim allows you to run yavide through the terminal:
alias yavide="vim --servername yavide -f -N -u /opt/yavide/.vimrc"
that seems to work fine but the client-server stuff is different in nvim, it outputs an error:
nvim: Unknown option argument: "--servername"
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It's unclear to me from the docs what yavide actually is - seems to be more than a collection of plugins ...
That is correct. Besides the pre-selected third-party plugins it also implements its own API to support asynchronous processing. It implements improved (semantic) syntax highlighting, compiling, automatic code formatting and indexing. Implementation of more services is yet to come.
it depends on your version of vim
It does not. I'm not sure where did you get this from? I think the only requirement would be that vim version has to be at least 7.3.
Could you elaborate, e.g. on the introduction page, how yavide is set up, so that we can see how to extend it or port it to neovim?
There is nothing magic about yavide
. It is an ordinary vim configuration and someone familiar with vimscript
will find nothing unusual there. Extra stuff which is not found in other vim configurations is framework for async processing and services built on top of that framework.
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By the way, changing the alias the installation puts in your ~/.bashrc file to use vim instead of gvim allows you to run yavide through the terminal
vim
is different from gvim
in couple of command line parameters that are crucial for implementing some of the yavide
functionality and one of them for example being the servername
. It is not supported by vim
.
In order this to work, your system has to have vim
deployed with +clientserver
support compiled in. This is for example, not a case on my system (Fedora 24) and I think I found the same to be true on some recent versions of Ubuntu. It seems like it is not usual to have vim
deployed with '+clientserver' support for some reasons which are explained under :help x11-clientserver
.
that seems to work fine but the client-server stuff is different in nvim, it outputs an error
See above.
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Ok; so "depends on your version of vim" should be "it uses whatever gvim installation you have, which should be at least 7.3" ?
The point is, neovim is a fork of vim that supports asynchronous processing, but does work through a terminal. So I think that porting the functionality mentioned (e.g. automatic code formatting and indexing) to neovim would most likely give us a better version. There's also a good chance that the stability issues I've seen are related to gvim, not yavide, and would therefore also be solved with a neovim port.
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Well, async processing in yavide
is implemented via clientserver
architecture and as far as I can tell neovim
does not support it. To port the functionality you would need to replace it with the alternative available in neovim
. Stability issues that you personally have described are really really strange and if you try to give me more details maybe I can be of more help.
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