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Normally I'd do a PR for this, but I don't have time and the setup to make sure the change is compatible with all the vim versions you want. But, just wanted to say that I had to swap the vim options and the command for vim9 (2022 Jun 28) [debian].

Is there a way to trigger buffer to be automatically ran inside the terminal ?

Is possible to send command or text to nuake?

For example:

:Nuake ls

:Nuake ./vendor/bin/phpunit

Thank you!

For my use case - it's not that convenient for the cursor to be automatically placed at the terminal buffer, once it pops up. Would it make sense to add additional option specifying whether or not the cursor will be moved to the :term buffer automatically?

I do :Nuake and I'm not in the buffer, I don't want to toggle it off, but I want to switch down to it. I tried to look into if I could make a command like this on top of Nuake myself, but I don't understand enough about how vim works. :(

Hi, I just saw your plugin and I feel is pretty nice.
I was wondering if there is a way or plan to use nuake with vim-test

When I quit vim after nuake was once toggled, there was always an error "E947: Job still running in buffer !/bin/zsh". I usually run vim inside tmux and iterm2. The prompt is really annoying, any suggestions?

It'd be nice to have a new terminal per tab. This is what I do to toggle a panel-like terminal like Nuake:

        " Toggleable terminal

            augroup TerminalToggle
                autocmd!
                " the very first tab is handled by VimEnter not TabEnter
                autocmd TabNew,VimEnter * let t:terminalToggled = get(t:, 'terminalToggled', 'off')
            augroup end

            nnoremap <leader>t :call ToggleTerminal()<CR>
            nnoremap <c-\><c-t> :call ToggleTerminal()<CR>
            tnoremap <c-\><c-t> <c-\><c-n>:call ToggleTerminal()<CR>

            function! ToggleTerminal()
                if t:terminalToggled == "on"
                    let t:terminalToggled="off"
                    pclose
                else
                    let t:terminalToggled="on"
                    pedit | wincmd j | wincmd J | resize 20 | terminal
                endif
            endfunction

It's essentially like Nuake, but it doesn't keep the terminal alive when closing the window. (I gotta learn how to do that). The nice thing about it though is that it's on a per-tab basis, so it can be a different terminal instance per tab, which I really like.

If you could make Nuake have a setting for per-tab terminal instance, that'd be awesome!

The readme mentions the variable start_insert, but in code such variable is not used, instead it uses nuake_start_insert.

Is there any way to configure this so it opens different terminal per filetype ? For example if its .py then it opens
:term python ?

Steps to reproduce:

• Open buffer
• Open Nuake and do operations
• Close Nuake and switch buffer
• Open Nuake and see a new instance instead of the old one

Nuake is persistent between tabs.

Installed on Neovim