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Yup, Neovim has become very interesting again due to LSP. Still requires quite a bit of config though. For anyone interested there's also vscode-neovim [1] if
by iansinnott 5y ago
Yup, Neovim has become very interesting again due to LSP. Still requires quite a bit of config though.
For anyone interested there's also vscode-neovim [1] if you like what VSCode comes with out of the box but want a full-on nvim instance interpreting your keystrokes.
I'm currently using a combination of terminal nvim and this vscode plugin depending on language.
[1]: https://github.com/asvetliakov/vscode-neovim https://github.com/asvetliakov/vscode-neovim
- stavros 5y agoVSCode Neovim looks extremely interesting, does it work well? Is it easy to set up?
- ParanoidMarvin 5y agoWorks reasonably well. Multi-cursor/renaming is not as good as VSCodeVim. On the plus side, you have the full set of vim commands available to you such as`:norm`.
- stavros 5y agoI've never used multi-cursors, so I don't think I'll miss them. On the other hand, whenever I want to type Vim commands and the editor doesn't want to, it always jars me. I will give this a shot, thanks!