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For example,
usr/bin/vim -c "SuperMan 3 printf" will open printf(3) perfectly,
usr/bin/vim -c "SuperMan 3 printf"
printf(3)
but nvim -c "SuperMan 3 printf" will open printf(1).
nvim -c "SuperMan 3 printf"
printf(1)
However in nvim, :SuperMan 3 printf also works correctly.
:SuperMan 3 printf
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I guess It's a problem caused by neovim itself since nvim -c "Man 3 printf" also get into printf(1).
nvim -c "Man 3 printf"
Sorry, something went wrong.
Looks like this has been fixed upstream in Neovim as of neovim/neovim#5656
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For example,
usr/bin/vim -c "SuperMan 3 printf"
will openprintf(3)
perfectly,but
nvim -c "SuperMan 3 printf"
will openprintf(1)
.However in nvim,
:SuperMan 3 printf
also works correctly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: