vim-zenmode

⚠ THIS HAS MANY BUGS !
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INTRODUCTION

vim-zenmode is a Vim plugin emulates the next line with echo when statusline is not visible.

USAGE

Require

• Vim9 Head

Install

• Example of .vimrc

  vim9script
  ⋮
  dein#add('utubo/vim-zenmode')
  ⋮
  set statusline = 0
  # toggle Zen-Mode
  nnoremap ZZ <Cmd>call zenmode#Toggle()<CR>

Note: This does not support contens of tabpanel.

FUNCTIONS

• zenmode#Enable(): bool Enable zenmode and return true.
• zenmode#Disable(): bool Disable zenmode and return true.
• zenmode#Toggle(): bool Toggle zenmode and return true when zenmode is enabeld.

VARIABLES

g:zenmode

g:zenmode is a dictionaly.

• delay (default -1)
  number.
  The millseconds of show the next line when return from Command-mode.
  n(> 0): Delay n seconds.
  0: No delay.
  -1: Show the next line on cursor moved.
• horiz (default empty)
  The char of the horizontal line.
• exclude (default ['ControlP'])
  The exclude bufnames.
• refeshInteval (default 100)
  number
  The millseconds of a timer to refresh without autocmd. e.g. On textoff is changed. -1 means disable regular refreshs.
• ruler (default false)
  Keep the ruler.
• override (default (_, __, ___) => false)
  A funcref to echo next line.
  The arguments are winid, winnr and width.
  This returns |true| when hooked.
  e.g.)

  def Foo(_: number, __: number, width: number): bool
    echon repeat('*', width)
    return true
  enddef
  g:zenomde.override = Foo

• preventEcho (deprecated, default false)
  Prevent to echo the next line.
  (for echo you want.)

Example

vim9script
g:zenmode = {
  delay: 3,
  horiz: '═',
}

COLORS

• ZenmodeHoriz (default Strikeouted NonText)
  Horizontal line.