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The 0.12 version adds `]N` and `[N` Visual mode mappings for expanding selection to sibling treesitter node.

PR:
- github.com/neovim/neovi...

feat(treesitter): select grow ...

Is there something faster in #vim or #neovim then:

:cexpr [] | silent! bufdo vimgrepadd /XYZ/ % | copen

to grep for XYZ in all bufferns?

[旧闻] 网友要求 Neovim 维护者撤除官网中争议人士 DHH 对 Neovim 的好评，引起一位维护者与众多网友的争论。DHH 的好评最终被另一位维护者撤掉。

- Neovim 是知名编辑器 vim 的知名 fork 版本。
- 八月末有人在 GitHub 开 issue 要求 Neovim 回应在官网引用「纳粹主义者」 DHH 言论的情况。一位维护者回复称对此等论争不予回应。 [1]
- DHH (David Heinemeier Hansson) 是 Ruby on Rails 框架、Basecamp 软件，以及发行版 Omarchy 的创始人。他向来有些争议，其中最受讨论的是其鲜明的反移民态度 [2]。
- DHH 主导的基于 Arch Linux 的系统预设配置 Omarchy [3] 近期也备受关注。其基金会已经收到来自多位 CEO 及数家企业的共计 1500 万美元捐款 [4]。
- DHH 对 Neovim 的好评是 Neovim 官网去年 11 月迁移到 Hugo 的时候与其它几人的好评共同添加的。 [5]
- issue 中还是发生了争吵，争论双方最后也未达成共识。另一位 Neovim 维护者最终从官网移除了 DHH 的言论。 [6]

1. gh:neovim/neovim.github.io#501
2. world.hey.com/~
3. https://omarchy.org/
4. omarchy.org/~
5. gh:neovim/neovim.github.io#393
6. gh:neovim/neovim.github.io#504

[感谢 夜坂雅 提供此消息。]
EDIT 9/12: 重写标题。

#DHH #Neovim

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En cherchant des infos sur les digraphs dans NeoVim, je tombe sur cette page avec un tableau qui explique la logique derrière ceuxèci. Je garde !

Vim digraphs
https://renenyffenegger.ch/notes/development/vim/editing/digraphs

#NeoVim #Shaarli2Mastodon

En cherchant des infos sur les digraphs dans NeoVim, je tombe sur cette page avec un tableau qui explique la logique derrière ceuxèci. Je garde !

Vim digraphs
https://renenyffenegger.ch/notes/development/vim/editing/digraphs

#NeoVim #Shaarli2Mastodon

En cherchant des infos sur les digraphs dans NeoVim, je tombe sur cette page avec un tableau qui explique la logique derrière ceuxèci. Je garde !

Vim digraphs
https://renenyffenegger.ch/notes/development/vim/editing/digraphs

#NeoVim #Shaarli2Mastodon

Switched back to Obsidian for a bit, but it felt slow so back in neovim. Turned out all I really needed to bridge the gap between the two experiences was to tweak my config a bit and install neotree:

https://github.com/nvim-neo-tree/neo-tree.nvim

#pkm #neovim #nvim #Obsidian

Switched back to Obsidian for a bit, but it felt slow so back in neovim. Turned out all I really needed to bridge the gap between the two experiences was to tweak my config a bit and install neotree:

https://github.com/nvim-neo-tree/neo-tree.nvim

#pkm #neovim #nvim #Obsidian

Switched back to Obsidian for a bit, but it felt slow so back in neovim. Turned out all I really needed to bridge the gap between the two experiences was to tweak my config a bit and install neotree:

https://github.com/nvim-neo-tree/neo-tree.nvim

#pkm #neovim #nvim #Obsidian

Switched back to Obsidian for a bit, but it felt slow so back in neovim. Turned out all I really needed to bridge the gap between the two experiences was to tweak my config a bit and install neotree:

https://github.com/nvim-neo-tree/neo-tree.nvim

#pkm #neovim #nvim #Obsidian

Switched back to Obsidian for a bit, but it felt slow so back in neovim. Turned out all I really needed to bridge the gap between the two experiences was to tweak my config a bit and install neotree:

https://github.com/nvim-neo-tree/neo-tree.nvim

#pkm #neovim #nvim #Obsidian

I've been really enjoying working with Lilypond! Today I wrote about some more helpful ways to work with MIDI files in the terminal and quickly build Lilypond projects from Neovim:

https://reillyspitzfaden.com/posts/2026/05/neovim-lilypond-midi-files-terminal/

#Lilypond #Neovim #MIDI #Composer #ClassicalMusic #ContemporaryClassical #MaxMSP #ElectronicMusic

Update: I found this (macOS) utility for playing MIDI files from the command line and it works great with Lilypond/Neovim!

https://ssb22.user.srcf.net/mwrhome/mac-midi.html

It's about a hundred lines of C, which means even if it's abandoned at some point I should be able to update it myself.

The problem with a lot of similar programs is they use e.g., fluidsynth, when what I want is to play the file back over the IAC bus into Max/MSP, SuperCollider/etc. This lets me choose the starting point in the MIDI file and easily play it into IAC from my terminal!

#Neovim #Lilypond #macOS #MIDI #Composer

Stolen from the nerdiscord.

#Vim #Neovim #Quacken #Ergol #QwertyLafayette

@tsvenson Check the #vimovember hashtag.

My posts are summarize here:

https://lazybea.rs/vimovember

@jasper has done it too: https://jasper.tandy.is/doing-vimovember-2025

@celfred has posted some on the fediverse but I dont know if he wrote them down somewhere.

@loupbrun has done some posts too...

Maybe other #vim / #neovim users too 🤷

22 Mappings

# Visual

# pasting over text normally overwrites your yank — this fixes it.
keymap("v", "p", '"_dP', opts)

# move visual blocks easily with J/K
keymap("v", "J", ":m '>+1<CR>gv=gv", opts)
keymap("v", "K", ":m '<-2<CR>gv=gv", opts)

2/2

#Vimovember #vim #neovim #editors

Day 21 Autocmd

I only have three autocmd to avoid some spelling:

vim.cmd([[autocmd BufRead,BufEnter *.md syntax match H1Title /\v\d{8}T\d{6}/ contains=@NoSpell]])

vim.cmd([[autocmd BufRead,BufEnter *.md syntax match NoURL /\vhttps?://\S+/ contains=@NoSpell]])

vim.cmd([[autocmd BufRead,BufEnter .md syntax match NoWikiLink /\v[[.]]/ contains=@NoSpell]])

I could probably try to use it, but autocmd can quickly mess up your files if you’re not cautious.

#Vimovember #vim #neovim

For day 18 and 19, about config and plugins i use mainly Lazy.nvim to install some.

And my config merits a full post.

Day 20 Replace in Files:

On day 12, I showed how to replace in multiple files using a macro. But, you can do differently using :vimgrep and cdo / cfdo. Something like this:

:vimgrep /old/ **/*.py
:cfdo %s/old/new/g

Don’t forget to preview first with :copen before doing big changes to your files.

#Vimovember #vim #neovim #editors #shell #linux #bsd #opensource

Day 17 Fold :

The folds I find myself using are:

zf{motion}
zf3{ " to close 3 paragraphs before my cursor

Or, with marks:

zf'a " fold from the current line to the mark

#Vimovember #vim #neovim

Day 16 Tabs ⚙

Tabs aren’t something I use. I know you can use gt, and Gt to go to the next/previous tab. I use actually that with #Tridactyl, the plugin for Firefox/Librewolf, that brings #Vim keybindings in your browser.

#Vimovember #vim #neovim

Day 15 Buffers ⚙️

When I have a couple of buffers opened, I used to do :b [tab] to switch between them. Now, with Neovim and Telescope, I setup this:

vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>b', builtin.buffers, {})

That opens a new floating window with all the buffers, and a preview.

What I like to use to go to the latest buffer I used is <C-o>, and if you hit it again it will keep going to previous buffers, even if the files are not opened.

#Vimovember #vim #neovim #editors

Day 14 splits

One useful thing is to be able to split them equally. Hit <Ctl-w> =, and that’s it.

The other useful thing I opening a split with a specific height / width:

:30vnew " Vertical split, 30 columns wide
:10split " Horizontal split, 10 lines tall

Great for preview panes or narrow sidebars.

Also, one great thing is open file under the cursor in a new split

Horizontal: Ctrl-w f
Vertical: Ctrl-w F

#Vimovember #vim #neovim #editors #opensource #FOSS #shell #linux #bsd

Day 13 Marks ⚙️:

Marks have some great features, but I found myself not using them often.

We saw on Day 7, that you can substitute on a visual selection, you can actually
do the same with marks in Ex commands:

:'a,'b s/foo/bar/

That will substitute foo by bar between marks `a` and `b`.

Check the link in the thread for more tips about marks

#Vimovember #vim #neovim #editors #opensuse #FOSS #terminals

A touch of beauty can go a long way to increase your productivity

My Fork: https://buff.ly/402e6GE
Original repo: https://buff.ly/4eH5F8q

#visualappeal #efficientworking #linux #texteditor #search #workspace #life #access #text #editor #taskbar #navigation #working #experience #combines #bring #provide #appeal #terminal #fyp #fypage #neovim #tmux #developer

Dear #python :python: Community,

I use #neovim, what’s the ideal setup for #lsp to include type checking these days? #ruff #pyright

Even though it’s been many years of using #neovim, I feel like I always need a refresher with #lsp stuff.

Let’s say you have #pyright installed, it’s in Mason and in your PATH, and code snippets/cmp are showing up as expected.

Why would a definition like “Path” (from pathlib import Path) show up, but not something even more simple like “split” or “print”?

🧐🤔