I have this line on my vimrc config:

nnoremap <silent><expr> n 'Nn'[v:searchforward] . ':call halo#run()<cr>'

If I do a search, and I press n fast enough (when the line is still blinking), I get a 'list index out of range' error, and the last line highlighted is not cleared. I tested it on neovim 0.1.6.

I tried to fix it with this commit: link

Seems to work, but is not the best solution.

Hello,

I'm using this plugin along with obsession.vim and upon restoring a session, I get these errors:

Error detected while processing function <SNR>330_tick[3]..<SNR>330_clear:
line    2:
E803: ID not found: 47
Error detected while processing function halo#reset[2]..<SNR>330_reset[2]..<SNR>330_clear:
line    2:
E803: ID not found: 47

Thanks for your consideration.

mind putting a few in the readme?

Don't flash multiple lines in case of wrapped lines.

Hi, nice plugin. I had to change the code a bit to make it work well with my plugin.

I'm not opening a pull request here as you already seem to be have fixed the major issue (#2) in another branch in a very similar way. But you might want to take a look at the other commits.

https://github.com/junegunn/vim-halo/commits/master

Thanks.

Hello,

I have configured this plugin to activate after window switching, as follows:

autocmd WinEnter * call halo#run()

However, when I switch quickly between Vim split windows or enter/leave Vim to visit other tmux panes, I encounter errors like the following (only differing in the ID number reported in the error message):

line    2:
E803: ID not found: 286
Error detected while processing function <SNR>306_tick[3]..<SNR>306_clear:

I suppose that one way to work around this problem is to suppress the errors altogether with :silent!:

autocmd WinEnter * silent! call halo#run()

But I was wondering if you had a cleaner way to solve this problem than just sweeping it under the rug. 😇

Thanks for your consideration.