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Just a minimal Go template to get things underway #6
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LGTM; why do you Though I guess the alternative here might be to And thanks for fixing the string concatenation, I overlooked those here when I realized |
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Aight, gonna merge then. Thanks for your contribution! |
Sorry for the late reply... |
... of course terminal vim works differently. I've only really tested in gVim, and I regularly forget how many benefits there are over the terminal variant ^^" As for your suggested second PR, I'm not sure I've understood what you want to include -- seems to me like you did this in 9e114f1 already, unless I'm misunderstanding? |
Everything is done. I was just writing my previous message to you when I got interrupted and in the meanwhile you merged. Being a father is hard and challenging, but during Covid times is colossal... Rant aside, I found you through the autopairs plugin, which is awesome, and wanted to thank you for your time and for sharing your ideas. I hope to use more of your future plugins in my future vimrc 😄 . Happy coding! |
Understandable, it's been a long and hard couple years. I hope we get to return to normal some time soon, but I'm also not super optimistic. No worries either, as long as we get it sorted, I'm not complaining. I get people have lives, and that async communication necessarily results in unexpected interruptions like the one here. Anyway, happy coding and merry christmas (or a happy new year by now I guess? :p) to you too! |
You're way too fast... Both in async communication and in wishing Happy New Year :p |
Hi there! Love your idea and your plugin. I've been using it for the past week, and thought about giving a "nanoscopic" contribution. Thanks for sharing! Merry Christmas!