some issues and questions mainly csv_app after testing it about r.nvim HOT 17 CLOSED

It's fixed now.

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Thanks for reporting the issue and all the feedback!

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This plugin doesn't auto-format when saving. As before, you have to manually select some lines and do :RFormat.

I will look at the other two bugs.

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The csv_app options should be fixed now.

I can't replicate the Object Browser bug, but if you still see the problem, I can add a "redraw" to see if it is fixed.

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The csv_app options should be fixed now.

Yes, it worked. Thank you. However, I'm trying to make it more interactive since it accepts a function like this:

csv_app = function(tsv_file)
	local app = vim.fn.input("Enter the application name: ")
	if app == "" then
		app = "tad"
	end
	vim.cmd("tabnew | terminal " .. app .. " " .. tsv_file)
	vim.cmd("startinsert")
end,

But this didn't work. I'm not sure if this is how we should set it up, but the app complains that the file tsv doesn't exist, even though the app gets the name correctly.

I can't replicate the Object Browser bug, but if you still see the problem, I can add a "redraw" to see if it is fixed.

I still have the issue, but that's okay. It's just a bit inconvenient; I can get used to it.

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Your function worked for me, but, while converting VimScript to Lua, in some cases, I had to call more interactive functions through vim.schedule. So, you could try:

                csv_app = function(tsv_file)
                    vim.schedule(function ()
                        vim.ui.input({ prompt = "Enter the application name: "}, function (input)
                            if input == "" then
                                input = "vd"
                            end
                            vim.cmd("tabnew | terminal " .. input .. " " .. tsv_file)
                            vim.cmd("startinsert")
                        end)
                    end)
                end,

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• The rbrowser (<localleader>ro) doesn't refresh when I open it until I perform some assignment (like if I was working and open it, it shows nothing until I do some assignment).

Could you try this:

                hook = {
                    after_ob_open = function ()
                        vim.cmd("redraw")
                    end,
                },

If it solves the issue, I will add vim.cmd("redraw") to lua/r/browser.lua.

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Your function worked for me, but, while converting VimScript to Lua, in some cases, I had to call more interactive functions through vim.schedule.

Thank you for your feedback. Actually, both of them didn't work for me, and they produced the same result on Neovim stable 0.9.5 and nightly. I initially avoided using vim.ui.input because of its async nature, but even with vim.schedule, I had the same experience.

If it solves the issue, I will add vim.cmd("redraw") to lua/r/browser.lua.

Unfortunately, didn't solve the issue for me. I even tried calling redraw on rbrowser manually, but nothing happened until I performed a different assignment, after which it refreshed.

I'll try to create a minimal repro today and update here. It might be a configuration issue, but I'm not sure yet.

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I'm sorry! I was using a very small data.frame (only two lines) and didn't note that vd created an empty sheet. In fact, the data.frame wasn't being saved for the hook function. It should work now.

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I've also replaced some VimScript functions with Lua ones in browser.lua, but I don't believe that this will make any difference.

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In fact, the data.frame wasn't being saved for the hook function. It should work now.

It works like a charm right now, thank you.

I've also replaced some VimScript functions with Lua ones in browser.lua, but I don't believe that this will make any difference.

Unfortunately, the issue persists. Even after reopening the rbrowser and applying assignments, nothing appears. Here's a minimal reproducible code:

Steps to reproduce:

1. Create a minimal.lua file as described below.
2. Run 'nvim --clean -u minimal.lua'.
3. Open any R file, perform some assignments, then use '\ro'.
4. Repeat the process of doing assignments and then again '\ro' to hide and then \ro to show, and notice that nothing appears in this session again.

minimal.lua:

local lazypath = vim.fn.stdpath("data") .. "/lazy/lazy.nvim"
if not vim.loop.fs_stat(lazypath) then
	vim.fn.system({
		"git",
		"clone",
		"--filter=blob:none",
		"https://github.com/folke/lazy.nvim.git",
		"--branch=stable", -- latest stable release
		lazypath,
	})
end
vim.opt.rtp:prepend(lazypath)

require("lazy").setup({
	{
		"jalvesaq/tmp-R-nvim",
		lazy = false,
		config = function()
			local opts = {
				csv_app = function(tsv_file)
					vim.schedule(function()
						vim.ui.input({ prompt = "Enter the application name: " }, function(input)
							if input == "" then
								input = "vd"
							end
							vim.cmd("tabnew | terminal " .. input .. " " .. tsv_file)
							vim.cmd("startinsert")
						end)
					end)
				end,
				R_args = { "--quiet", "--no-save" },
				hook = {
					after_ob_open = function()
						vim.cmd("redraw")
					end,
					after_config = function()
						if vim.o.syntax ~= "rbrowser" then
							vim.api.nvim_buf_set_keymap(0, "n", "<Enter>", "<Plug>RDSendLine", {})
							vim.api.nvim_buf_set_keymap(0, "v", "<Enter>", "<Plug>RSendSelection", {})
						end
					end,
				},
			}
			require("r").setup(opts)
		end,
	},
}, {})

here is a video for minimal rero, describing the issue:

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I figured out what was the problem. It was updating immediately only when cmp-r was installed. Should be fixed now.

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thank you for the hard work. yes it worked and objects will show up in the first time you open it.

However, have you attempted to close and reopen it? After doing so, it fails to display anything, regardless of the actions taken thereafter.

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When closing it, I believe there's a message in the echo area. I've now noticed this. It's in the job.lua:58 file.

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It works perfectly now, thank you. I really appreciated!

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Note: the immediate update will not work on Windows.

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Just my 2 cents, tidy-viewer is also working great

https://github.com/alexhallam/tv

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