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Hey @akinsho, awesome plugin as always, just started using it a bit ago and I love it!

So when I use the following configuration...

require("org-bullets").setup {
  concealcursor = true,
  checkboxes = {
    half = { "-", "OrgTSCheckboxHalfChecked" },
    todo = { "×", "OrgTODO" },
  },
}

...neither the half nor the todo checkbox states get updated. Am I doing something wrong? I've confirmed that the function is being run with print function calls.

I have a branch setup that supports using bullet characters for lists and checks for completed checkboxes. Before setting up a PR I wanted to get feedback on whether this should be included in this plugin or as apart of another.

First of all: thank you for creating such a nice plugin. Little goodies like these really make day-to-day editing much more enjoyable!

I haven't been able to figure out how to enable the org-bullets for norg-files. Using the default setup

use {'akinsho/org-bullets.nvim', config = function()
  require('org-bullets').setup()
end}

works fine if I manually set ft=org. This however is not a good solution, because I want the syntax support and the extra functionality that comes along with the norg filetype.

I am aware that through #25 it was possible to enable markdown support. It would be very helpful, if there were a guide on how to set this up with other filetypes (for me mainly norg and markdown), if possible. I'm sure other people would be very interested in how to set this up as well.

Otherwise, I think it would be great to have this feature, since norg files are very similar to traditional org files and readily supported by treesitter.

I am archiving the TODO heading with <leader>o$
After the archiving no more bullets are substituted

Hi, just a quick question, I was using orgmode with org-bullet, headline works before. After yesterday's update the headline is not displaying properly, I noticed you just updated something, I changed the setup but my headline is still not displaying properly, do I need to change any other settings please?

Can you add blockquotes support ?
eg. replace
> some text
with

some text

Hi i hope you are enjoying good health i am using this plugin from quite a while and it is amazing. for some requirements i also manage a large database of notes in markdown format and it will be really cool if we have something similar for markdown in neovim before posting i have tried my best to make this plugin work with markdown but am i really noob in this side and cant make it work. can you please give me some tips on how should i approach this problem of modifying this to make it work for markdown or may be if its not much for you then let the word have https://github.com/akinsho/md-bullets.nvim/

I'm not a hundred sure if this is possible for the org TS parser but since I initially created this plugin conceal is now supported for treesitter, so I think this plugin can largely be replaced with conceal queries either upstream or maybe just converting this plugin to a README showing how to do this, but first I'd have to get it working

Currently, if one sets the rightleft option (:set rl) lines which are affected by org-bullets.nvim disappear. I’m not sure if it is a bug in NeoVim or the plugin.

This have the same symptoms as this bug with nvim-ufo.

When I :edit an .org file for the first time then the org-bullets are applied. However, if I :edit the same file again then the org-bullets are not applied.

I guess the ts-parser is no longer valid when this happens. Adding the following code in get_mark_positions() fixes this for me:

  if not parser:is_valid() then
    parser:parse()
  end

If the subtrees are collapsed, after moving a subtree up or down, I have to save the buffer, close it and reopen my org file in order to see the changes.

To Reproduce:

1. Create three or four subtrees that also have nestled subtrees
2. Make sure all subtrees are collapsed
3. Select the third main tree and do K

Expected behavior:
I would expect to see the main tree in its new position without having to expand all the subtrees above.

How it works in Emacs:
In Emacs Orgmode, all subtrees can be repositioned when items are collapsed, as long as the subtree group is visible that is being rearranged.

Also, in Emacs Orgmode, the cursor remains on the subtree that is being moved. This allows the user to repeatedly move the subtree up and down with ease.

OS: Ubuntu 20.04
Neovim: v.10.0-dev

Always got errors by using this config

require("org-bullets").setup({
    concealcursor = false, -- If false then when the cursor is on a line underlying characters are visible
    symbols = {
      -- headlines can be a list
      headlines = { "◉", "○", "✸", "✿" },
      -- or a function that receives the defaults and returns a list
      headlines = function(default_list)
        table.insert(default_list, "♥")
        return default_list
      end,
      checkboxes = {
        cancelled = { "", "OrgCancelled" },
        done = { "✓", "OrgDone" },
        todo = { "˟", "OrgTODO" },
      },
    }
  })

Error is

Error detected while processing /home/volk/.config/nvim/after/plugin/bullets.rc.vim:
line   19:
E5108: Error executing lua ...config/nvim/plugged/org-bullets.nvim/lua/org-bullets.lua:43: atte
mpt to call field 'symbols' (a table value)
stack traceback:
        ...config/nvim/plugged/org-bullets.nvim/lua/org-bullets.lua:43: in function 'set_config
'
        ...config/nvim/plugged/org-bullets.nvim/lua/org-bullets.lua:273: in function 'setup'
        [string ":lua"]:1: in main chunk

Hi,

Would you be interested in adding markdown support for list items? I have tweaked your plugin to use it in markdown files, which looks something like this:

Since the name is org-bullets, I understand if you wouldn't want to add markdown support.

Thanks in advance!

Hi, is there a function to toggle the visibility of the bullets? It would be useful to toggle the highlight when I need to edit the raw file (e.g. for alignment purposes).

Hi, could you add orgmode-nvim to your list of topics? That way plugin will be discoverable from here https://github.com/topics/orgmode-nvim. Thanks.

Hi,

Can you please tell me what font is used in the screenshot from the README?

Thanks.

The new addition of symbols for list items overrides "level 1" headers (in the image below the level 1 headline bullet should be much larger):

Creating an issue to see whether or not this was intentional first, but would it be ideal to have configuration to setup what list items users want to support? For example, I only ever use - for lists. Happy to look into opening a PR for this.

Hi,

today while debugging some things I checked source code here to see what's happening, and I noticed that you are setting these exmarks via autocmd, and managing them via internal state.

I think using nvim_set_decoration_provider + ephermal option should help you clean things up a bit and have less code to manage. I just pushed a fix for hide leading stars option on tree-sitter branch that is using this provider, and it seems it's working fine. I think same thing is used internally for treesitter highlights.

I'm pretty sure using the same chunk of code with addition to the virtual text instead of hl group should do the trick.

This is just a suggestion of course.

conceal doesn't work when a block is folded.

Checkout nvim-neorg/neorg#157 I found an easy solution, hope it helps.

However, the default character that nvim-orgmode inserts with seems to be upper-case 'X'.

Fixed this in my fork: https://github.com/jgollenz/org-bullets.nvim/blob/fix/checkmark-ignore-case/lua/org-bullets.lua#L92
Shall I make a PR?