Unfinished snippet is making my file get duplicated #675
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Hello. The thing is, whenever I leave a snippet "unifinished", this meaning that I do not hit enter until I reach The snippet that happens me the most (because it is probably the one I use the most) is this: s(
{ trig = "jslog", dscr = "Javascript easier log", regTrig = false },
fmt(
[[ //TODO: Remove this debug line
Js.log2("{}", {}{});
]],
{
rep(1),
i(1),
i(0),
}
)
),As you can see, it is quite simple, but still very annoying, because I usually don't want to really finish this snippet, but it is mandatory to have one Let me know if you need more details to debug this, I don't want to overwhelm with my entire configuration |
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Ah, yeah that's a problem without solution :/ |
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Ah, in |
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I was going to setup delete_set_events option just to discovered I already had it configured. It was text changed, so I changed it to be InsertLeave, to see if, when I exit insert mode for saving, I can get rid of this. How is region_check_events better? Gonna try it with InsertLeave too. -- Some minutes has passed... Just tried setting both options to InsertLeave, and if I understand the config options correctly, it seems that events that checks the boundaries are being deleted when I leave insert mode? So... My guess is that setting both options to the same value make them predate each other? What would be a sensible config? |
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Ok, none of the values seems to do what I need, but they will probably improve the situation. It happens to me that, a lot of times I just save the buffer without even moving the cursor, so even if I use InsertLeave events for everything, the cursor is in the same position, and within the boudnaries of the snippet. Is there a way to finish it on insert leave? |
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Ah, for that you can check #656 |
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Hey @L3MON4D3 thanks for the linked issue. It works like a charm. Since I added the suggested snippet I didn't experience this problem again. |
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Oh, I clearly misunderstood the meaning. I thought it was "when to remove
the callbacks that do the region checks", but now it is clear. Do you mean
that you can set them to run during several events? What is the syntax? A
table of events?
El mié., 30 nov. 2022 9:16, L3MON4D3 ***@***.***> escribió:
… Ah, for that you can check #656
<#656>
Not sure what you mean with "predate each other", they are executed
completely independently, region_check_events leaves the snippet when the
cursor is outside it, and delete_check_events removes(/unlinks) the
snippet when its text was deleted (which does not happen automatically)
I have region... set to CursorHold,InsertLeave, and delete... to
TextChanged,InsertEnter, and that works pretty well.
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Oh just a string, it's inserted verbatim into the autocommand-setup. ls.config.setup({
region_check_events = "CursorHold,InsertLeave",
delete_check_events = "TextChanged,InsertEnter",
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Perfect 👌 Gonna try that along with the suggested workaround
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… Oh just a string, it's inserted verbatim into the autocommand-setup.
For example
ls.config.setup({
region_check_events = "CursorHold,InsertLeave",
delete_check_events = "TextChanged,InsertEnter",
})
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Ah, yeah that's a problem without solution :/
AFAIK the problem is that the buffer is deleted/it's content replaced completely, and this causes the extmarks which tracks the borders of the i(i) to expand to contain the entire file, and this is then repeated, duplicating the content.
This can be prevented by always jumping through the snippet(most comfortable via
region_check_events, it jumps to the i(0) once the cursor is outside the region of the snippet), or disabling whatever is replacing the buffer(formatter?)