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I think it would be useful if, in addition to the native vimscript omnicomplete function currently provided, we provide a Lua source suitable for consumption in other completion frameworks.
In particular I'm interested in nvim-cmp. Providing a Lua module that outputs possible completion would make a much nicer integrated experience rather than my current workaround of having this plugin complete descriptions and accounts and something else providing other completions. In particular not having to re-implement all the bindings so they roughly match would be nice!
I presume this can be done without interrupting VIM users that want to keep using this plugin as-is, but if not I suppose we could launch a new plugin project for the Lua interface.
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I think it would be useful if, in addition to the native vimscript omnicomplete function currently provided, we provide a Lua source suitable for consumption in other completion frameworks.
In particular I'm interested in nvim-cmp. Providing a Lua module that outputs possible completion would make a much nicer integrated experience rather than my current workaround of having this plugin complete descriptions and accounts and something else providing other completions. In particular not having to re-implement all the bindings so they roughly match would be nice!
I presume this can be done without interrupting VIM users that want to keep using this plugin as-is, but if not I suppose we could launch a new plugin project for the Lua interface.
I'd vote for a new plugin that brings in the completion from cmp-(h)ledger, and highlighting from treesitter (which is quite awesome now with a highlight group for negative numbers.... Maybe a new plugin would be lean and more about workflow and shortcuts.
I think it would be useful if, in addition to the native vimscript omnicomplete function currently provided, we provide a Lua source suitable for consumption in other completion frameworks.
In particular I'm interested in nvim-cmp. Providing a Lua module that outputs possible completion would make a much nicer integrated experience rather than my current workaround of having this plugin complete descriptions and accounts and something else providing other completions. In particular not having to re-implement all the bindings so they roughly match would be nice!
I presume this can be done without interrupting VIM users that want to keep using this plugin as-is, but if not I suppose we could launch a new plugin project for the Lua interface.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: