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vim_racer
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Comment #41428355
Relative line numbers are finally configurable through the settings icon now
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Comment #41428335
Just a note, I've looked into this a bit more and it's technically possible. It would just require some redundancy and extra logic to keep everything in sync. The donate feature ha…
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Comment #41428314
Just wanted to mention that I've made those settings configurable now, and it'll default to the normal vim line numbers. Feedback shifted this one up the priority list!
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Comment #41370196
Ideally, I could fix the mousing clicking and add targets that you need to delete. I'm actually curious who would win that race. Because you're right; mouse users have a huge advan…
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Comment #41370142
I think adding the ability to order by different columns would be good. I'm actually not 100% sure if I can achieve that with dynamo db and my current data structure though. It has…
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Comment #41370053
Oh that's a huge find thank you. I wasn't sure what was missing. I think I'm working off a white list, so I should just be able to add that to it.
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Comment #41367493
Oh that's a great suggestion! I was adding a bit to the description, but I should provide an example too.
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Comment #41367478
There are some things that make the fake scores really obvious. It's going to be a challenge to protect the leaderboard against fake scores. There weren't a whole lot of them befor…
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Comment #41364906
Another variation on that is relative in both modes, but my current cursor line has the absolute. That's what I tend to roll with!
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Comment #41364894
Thats a good point! I'll have a better description by the next release. I'm conflicted about keypress count because I really want the focus to be about speed. VimGolf does a great …
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Comment #41364840
Sorry about that! Something seems to be broken with my publishing pipelines. It used to be a graceful switch. Now I have to manually invalidate a cache. Seems to only happen on som…
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Comment #41363893
I'll make the line numbers absolute by default soon. It's just a shallowish vim, so there's mostly only key bindings. I'd like to support more in the future though.
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Comment #41363888
I think the library just has key bindings, so it wouldn't even have a vimrc. The library seems great at the time, but I might need to look into alternatives in the future.
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Comment #41362951
Another user mentioned this too. I'll be adding settings to let users turn relative lines off.
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Comment #41362633
I might just have to add a :q easter egg some day.
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Comment #41362625
Are there any other configurations that people want to have? I can try to do a number of them manually.
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Comment #41362617
I've got this feedback quite a few times, so I'm going to bump configurations up on the roadmap. I think proper vimrc configs might be impossible unless I swap out some of my libra…
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Comment #41362344
Hmmm, thats interesting. Right now it just shows every character press, regardless of what it was to achieve. You'd be interested in something a bit more organized, so you can see …
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Comment #41362314
That has been a tough bug to fix. From a configuration standpoint, deleting should be impossible. The VIM keybindings library seems to override that. I do really appreciate you men…
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Comment #41362300
I've heard that feedback before, but I couldn't quite understand what was wrong. I'd really appreciate your help in troubleshooting. My understanding is that Shift + G should be ab…