Floaterm + ask for title about zk-nvim HOT 5 CLOSED

Not sure what the intention is with using Floatterm here. But try doing it as :ZkNew { title = vim.fn.input('Title: ')}<cr>

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@eric-hansen
I have also figured that out little bit too late

@mickael-menu
I will give it a go, if i come with some solution will make PR, thanks

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i know that that works, but i would like to have floating window where i can write down a thought, note, todo, whatever and hide it or close it and continue to work on project

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Not really sure this is going to work the way you want, but I could be wrong.

You're passing what is essentially a shell command to Floatterm, but ZkNew is not a shell command it's a Neovim command.

You could look at doing what I suggested and then opening up the file in a split buffer. But you're trying to fit a round peg in a square hole atm.

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There's no out-of-the-box solution for this.

I think it would be possible to do basically this:

https://github.com/mickael-menu/zk-nvim/blob/614ec31800174e0f6dc1aeaa528eafb9de1193a5/lua/zk.lua#L65-L75

but replacing vim.cmd("edit " .. res.path) with the creation of an nvim floating window buffer.

Overall, it would be interesting to have more customization on how a note is opened (current window, split window, floating window, etc.).

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