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I believe the mapping should ensure the ch variable is not empty. This is what I get when opening a Ruby file when using ruby-lsp.
Vim verbose log:
autocommand lsp.AddFile(expand('<abuf>')->str2nr())
Executing: lsp.AddFile(expand('<abuf>')->str2nr())
line 2: :set ballooneval balloonevalterm
line 15: inoremap <buffer> <silent> ( (<C-R>=g:LspShowSignature()<CR>
line 15: inoremap <buffer> <silent> <C-R>=g:LspShowSignature()<CR>
No mapping found
line 15: inoremap <buffer> <silent> , ,<C-R>=g:LspShowSignature()<CR>
line 54: doautocmd <nomodeline> User LspAttached
Executing User Autocommands for "LspAttached"
autocommand call OnLspAttached(
Update: In this scenario, the value of ch is a single space . Maybe it should be replaced with <Space>?
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I believe the mapping should ensure the
ch
variable is not empty. This is what I get when opening a Ruby file when using ruby-lsp.Vim verbose log:
Update: In this scenario, the value of
. Maybe it should be replaced with
ch
is a single space<Space>
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: