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How can I change the preview window size?

:set previewheight=100
does not work

Could you add and option to allow Luapad buffers be hidden? I just lost some amount of
work because of forget that Luapad buffers wipe when become hidden and switch the buffer
in a window.

I can make it manualy with next autocommand:

vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd('BufEnter', {                                                
   pattern = '*_Luapad.lua',                                                             
   command = 'setlocal bufhidden=hide'                                                   
})                                                                                       

But it will be more consistent if there was such an option.

Hey @rafcamlet. Thank you for this plugin, it has saved me a lot of time.

Regarding the new v2 API, are we able to change the settings for the current luapad instance after it has been started with require('luapad').attach({}) or require('luapad/evaluator'):new{}:start()??

The only way I've been able to change config values for eval_on_change, eval_on_move is at nvim startup with:
require 'luapad'.config{ eval_on_move = true }

Unless I'm missing something?

I really appreciate this project, Is it still maintained?

There are few bugs though

This definition of path function, which is used to generate path to temporary
lua file does not work if plugin is installed into system-wide (or, to be more
precise, in read-only) directory.

local function path(...)
  local str = debug.getinfo(2, "S").source:sub(2)
  root = str:match(("(.*)lua%sluapad.lua"):format(sep))
  return root .. table.concat({...}, (sep))
end

In which case create_file would raise error about fd being nil, since
vim.loop.fs_open returns (descriptor, error) pair, and returns nil descriptor
on failure.

local function create_file(f)
  local fd = vim.loop.fs_open(f, "w", 438)
  vim.loop.fs_close(fd)
end

Probably the simplest fix to the problem would be to use normal temporary
directory, random file name and 0600 file mode. I can make pull request with
these changes, and it will work on Unix. I have zero knowledge about Windows.

This can reduce the repo size significantly!

Hey @rafcamlet, its been a while I haven't played with lua and luapad 😄
Here an issue I encountered while trying to complete an option:

`:Lua vim.bo.| or vim.wo.|
it results in Error Empty option name

Thanks ❤️

Every time I invoke :Luapad, after a moment, I get an error like this:

E211: File "~/.local/share/nvim/plugged/nvim-luapad/tmp/Luapad_2.lua" no longer available

Any idea what could be causing this, or how I could avoid it?

Hi there, I've been using luapad for few days now, and I got to say, it saved tone of reloads and print statements. And also it helping understand my code better.

I wonder if its possible to have luapad activated in current buffer/file. I found having to copy things back and forth between luapad buffer and the buffer I'm working on is a bit annoying.
Thanks!!

FYI, CursorHold is a bit bugged in neovim: neovim/neovim#12587

There's a plugin that fixes these issues. Since Luapad (partly) depends on CursorHold it might be a good idea to inform users about the issue and workaround.

Current behavior :

for i=1,10 do
  print(i)  -- 10
end

Desired behavior :

for i=1,10 do
  print(i) -- { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 }
end

Hay @rafcamlet hope your doing great.

Can we have an option for having a different highlight group for virtual text that comment?
I found out that some times I confuse virtual text with comments.

Thanks.

I'm not sure if this is particular to my config, but I get the error below when I try to run :vim.bo.

I just wanted to lyk! Thanks for the amazing plugin.

Hi @rafcamlet , hope your having an awesome weekend.

I noticed that I'm heavily some abbreviation like vim.fn = vfn or p = require'pkg', and when I want to test something from my code into luapad I often do :%s/vfn/vim.fn/ge<cr>, which is a bit of a drudgery, given the fact that I close and open luapad a lot.

Is there a way to add default abbreviation, or make luapad launch with a set of local abbreviation or require statement.

Thanks

Approximately: `vim.print(x) <=> print(vim.inspect(x))

its quite useful for printing tables.

we may want to use virtual lines rather than eol virtual text for this since it can often be multiline

To complete remove 'gifs/' Install git-filter-repo.
Copy this repository to new folders, and run this commands.

'''bash
git filter-repo --invert-paths --path gifs/ --force
'''

This command will remove gifs/ from history. I recommend doing it only with a copy of the repository!