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Support for inlay LSP hints is the big one for me here. That’s mainly what’s kept me from switching over from vim so far.
by ephimetheus 2y ago
Support for inlay LSP hints is the big one for me here. That’s mainly what’s kept me from switching over from vim so far.
- rane 2y agoHow does it keep you from switching from vim when vim does not have it?
- ephimetheus 2y agoIt does have it though. Been using it for at few years already with coc.
- lawn 2y agoCoc works with Neovim too if that's the logic.
- ephimetheus 2y agoI know, but previously, the inlay hints would be displayed at the end of the line in Neovim, making them near useless.
- lawn 2y agoHuh, does it work inline in Vim with Coc?
- ephimetheus 2y agoYes that’s right!
- WhyNotHugo 2y agoVim has had inlay hints for a while now, whereas neovim has had it for like 3 days. I think that this is what GP was referring to. Both vim and neovim have LSP support (the former via plugins).