TODO

• d ; leader
• d jenkinsfile filetype indentation etc
• d https://github.com/stevearc/oil.nvim
• d telescope git_status and buffers keybinds: fs and fr
• d remove git conflict
• d sort keymap
• u treesj https://github.com/Wansmer/treesj
• u foldlevel via set-loc
• o tmux repl
  • o yarepl https://github.com/milanglacier/yarepl.nvim only works with vim windows (as expected)
  • o command palette

Questions

Q: What are vim.g, vim.o, etc? When should I use which? A: vim is a bridge to Vimscript vars, functions, etc. vim.g is a part of vim's global dictionaries, of which there are five:

• g - global vars
• w - window-scoped
• b - buffer-scoped
• t - tabpage-scoped
• v - v: variables

Scoped dictionaries can be scoped with integers, which represent the target of the scope, e. g. buffer id. vim.o accesses vim options, set via the :set command. Similarly to the dictionaries, there are vim.go, vim.bo and vim.wo for setting global and scoped options.