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AckslD
commented on August 31, 2024
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@eccentric-j I opened #17 to optionally be able to ensure newlines. So for example you can configure this as:
require('femaco').setup({
ensure_newline = function(base_filetype)
return base_filetype == 'norg'
end,
})and then you don't have to disable the formatting.
Let me know if that works for you.
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AckslD
commented on August 31, 2024
Thanks for reporting! I'm not able to reproduce this, are you on latest FeMaco, nvim-treesitter and neorg?
If so could you send me what the output of:
lua =vim.treesitter.get_node_text(require('nvim-treesitter.query').get_matches(0, 'injections')[1].content.node, 0)
and
lua =vim.treesitter.get_node_range(require('nvim-treesitter.query').get_matches(0, 'injections')[1].content.node)
are. Assuming that this is the first injection in your file. If not change the 1 to what's needed to match the code-block your on.
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jaidetree
commented on August 31, 2024
Will get those values, but for clarity, what is the intended way to accept what's in the float and send it back to the main file?
I was using :wq, is that correct?
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AckslD
commented on August 31, 2024
Yes, all of :q, :wq and w should work (where the last just updates without closing).
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jaidetree
commented on August 31, 2024
Tried running that command, but got an error. I run this after editing the first code block in a norg document with FeMaco?
E5108: Error executing lua [string ":lua"]:1: attempt to index field 'content' (a nil value)
stack traceback:
[string ":lua"]:1: in main chunk
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AckslD
commented on August 31, 2024
Thanks for trying, I suspect the index is not correct. Would you mind running the following instead to print all the injections:
local bufnr = 1
for _, match in ipairs(require('nvim-treesitter.query').get_matches(bufnr, 'injections')) do
for capture_name, capture in pairs(match) do
local node = capture.node
print(capture_name)
print(' text: ', vim.treesitter.get_node_text(node, bufnr))
print(' range: ', vim.treesitter.get_node_range(node))
end
print()
endadjusting the bufnr to the neorg buffer. For example you can but this in a file and source it with :source %.
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jaidetree
commented on August 31, 2024
Set the bufnr to 0 for current buffer
norg_meta
text: title: Neo Vim Configuration
^Idescription:
^Iauthor: eccentric-J
^Icreated: 2022-09-16
^Itangle: {
^I languages: {
^I fennel: ./fnl/config/core.fnl
^I }
^I scope: tagged
^I}
range: 1 1 11 0
_tagname
text: document.meta
range: 0 1 0 14
language
text: vim
range: 79 10 79 13
_tagname
text: code
range: 79 5 79 9
content
text: " Execute the command and get its output
let cmd = a:cmd
redir => output
silent exe cmd
redir END
range: 80 4 85 0
language
text: fennel
range: 124 9 124 15
_tagname
text: code
range: 124 4 124 8
content
text: [{:name "null-ls" :root "/Users/j/projects/crunchy-price-calc"}]
range: 125 3 126 0
language
text: shell
range: 208 8 208 13
_tagname
text: code
range: 208 3 208 7
content
text: make
range: 209 2 210 0
language
text: fennel
range: 214 8 214 14
_tagname
text: code
range: 214 3 214 7
content
text: ;; DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE
;; Generated from ../neovim.norg
range: 215 2 217 0
language
text: fennel
range: 220 8 220 14
_tagname
text: code
range: 220 3 220 7
content
text: (local configdir (vim.fn.stdpath "config"))
range: 221 2 222 0
language
text: fennel
range: 229 8 229 14
_tagname
text: code
range: 229 3 229 7
content
text: (let [rtp (vim.api.nvim_get_option "runtimepath")
custompaths [(.. configdir "/fnl")
(.. configdir "/lua")]
customrtp (table.concat custompaths ",")]
(vim.api.nvim_set_option "runtimepath" (.. customrtp "," rtp)))
range: 230 2 235 0
language
text: fennel
range: 242 8 242 14
_tagname
text: code
range: 242 3 242 7
content
text: (global fennel (require :config.fennel))
range: 243 2 244 0
language
text: fennel
range: 250 8 250 14
_tagname
text: code
range: 250 3 250 7
content
text: (let [fnldir (.. configdir "/fnl")]
(each [_ dir (ipairs ["/?.fnl" "/?/init.fnl"])]
(tset fennel :path (.. fnldir dir ";" fennel.path))))
range: 251 2 254 0
language
text: fennel
range: 261 8 261 14
_tagname
text: code
range: 261 3 261 7
content
text: (table.insert package.loaders 1 fennel.searcher)
range: 262 2 263 0
language
text: fennel
range: 268 8 268 14
_tagname
text: code
range: 268 3 268 7
content
text: (local cfg (require :config.core))
range: 269 2 270 0
language
text: fennel
range: 275 8 275 14
_tagname
text: code
range: 275 3 275 7
content
text: cfg
range: 276 2 277 0
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AckslD
commented on August 31, 2024
Oh hold, I see now, the @end is not replaced, it's at the end of the last line of the code block. Which makes sense you removed the last newline of the floating buffer. Since we also support inline injections we can't assume that there should be a newline at the end of the content, so you need to keep it there. Does that make sense?
You can try again but just end with a newline.
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jaidetree
commented on August 31, 2024
I think I follow, I opened the femaco UI, kept the newline at the end, and tried to insert text above it but it still joined the the @end to the end of the newly entered line
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jaidetree
commented on August 31, 2024
I've tested with a few other languages and it does seem to work a bit better. For some reason not working with fennel.
Does the same happen to you with fennel or is it unique to my config?
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AckslD
commented on August 31, 2024
Could it be that you have some formatter which removes newlines at the end of a file upon save for fennel? It does not happen for me but I have no setup for fennel.
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jaidetree
commented on August 31, 2024
That's what I was thinking too. Will try disabling it in those buffers.
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jaidetree
commented on August 31, 2024
Created a toggle system for the autoformatting and disabled it in the FeMaco buffer. With autoformatting disabled, it was working so it must have been stripping out the whitespace on pre-save.
That said, there is another issue I've noticed where the indentation is off after saving in neorg:
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AckslD
commented on August 31, 2024
If it is useful for you, maybe we can add an optional setting to always include the newline when updating the buffer. Then you perhaps wouldn't have to disable formatting (which is a pity).
What's the new issue actually?
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