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Shutting down r/neovim for 48 hours

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Posted by13 hours ago

Markmap.Nvim - Visualize your Markdown as mindmaps

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[Please Help] My thoughts after taking high-school notes in NeoVim for a year

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First off, I just want to say that notetaking in NeoVim is an absolute blast. With the right setup, it is incredibly satisfying.

For the last year (I just graduated high school), I've been mainly taking notes in Markdown and writing papers in LaTeX. The initial decision was made (kind of) on a whim. One day I just decided, "I am going to start taking notes in NeoVim." For context, I was not taking any kind of notes before this decision, so the entirety of my notetaking career has been in NeoVim. At the time, I figured "I'm going into college, might as well figure this whole notetaking thing out."

As I said, it has been great. With the right LuaSnip setup and the right language server connected, it is an absolute dream. I found I was often the only person in the class who could keep up with the teacher, even in classes like Linear Algebra, where writing out complex matrices can get tedious. It felt like I was directly dowloading the contents of my brain into the computer.

Retrieval also became quite fast. By setting up Telescope, it became possible to search through the entirety of my notes in a matter of milliseconds. When a teacher asked a question, I could find the answer much quicker than my peers could flipping through journals.

This upcoming fall I will be starting my first year as an undergraduate Computer Science student, but I don't know if I want to keep doing it all.

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Posted by5 hours ago

Automatic layout plugins like dwm?

Long story short I like using dwm.nvim but I cannot get it to ignore nvim-tree or a tagbar. It always resizes it into the mix of splits when opening a new buffer.

There's an issue here with a potential fix for ignoring buffers but it just doesn't work. https://github.com/delphinus/dwm.nvim/issues/2

Before I fork and try to get it working are there any plugins that would just let me specify a layout that's like DWM (ie. main split on the left and stacked horizontal splits to the right, next/prev cycling is only for splits on the current tab)? I'm using smart-splits now but I have to move splits manually; thankfully it at least correctly ignores the buffers I specify.

I've tried others like Golden Ratio and Golden View but the animations are distracting and the cycling goes onto other tab pages which isn't what I'm after.

Is there anything that supports the following style of layout with optional nvim-tree and a tag bar.

+--------------------------+
|    |tab-bar              |
|nvim|---------+------+----|
|tree|MAIN PANE|  A   |tags|
|    |         |------|    |
|    |         |  B   |    |
+----+---------+------+----+

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Posted by7 hours ago

Introducing Syllable-Based Word Highlighting for bionic-reading.nvim

Hey, fellow Redditors!

I'm excited to share with you a BIG update to my Neovim plugin I've been working on. This plugin incorporates a brand new syllable algorithm that highlights the first syllable of every word in your text. I believe this feature can be beneficial to your editing experience. Let's dive into the details!

What is bionic-reading? bionic-reading is a simple but powerful Neovim plugin designed to improve reading and writing efficiency. By highlighting the first syllable of each word, it aims to aid comprehension and to highlight on logical sections of the code.

The Syllable Algorithm One of the standout features of bionic-reading is its innovative syllable algorithm. I developed this algorithm from scratch, drawing inspiration from linguistic studies and natural language processing techniques. The result is a fairly precise method for identifying syllables within words, enabling accurate highlighting of their initial sounds.

Why highlight on syllable?

Enhanced Word Recognition: Syllable highlighting helps break down words into smaller, more manageable units. By focusing on the first syllable, your eyes can quickly recognize and process the core of each word. This can be especially beneficial when dealing with long or unfamiliar terms.
Improved Pronunciation: In many languages, pronunciation rules are often tied to syllable boundaries. By highlighting the first syllable, bionic-reading assists with proper pronunciation. It guides your eyes to the starting point of each word, helping you sound out the syllables more accurately.
Pattern Identification: Identifying patterns in language is essential for learning, writing, and editing. When you see words with the same highlighted syllables clustered together, it becomes easier to identify patterns and repetitions. This visual cue can be particularly useful for proofreading and making stylistic improvements in your writing.
Mental Chunking: Chunking is a cognitive process where information is grouped into meaningful units. Highlighting syllables aids in chunking, allowing your brain to process and remember words more efficiently. By breaking down words into syllables, your mind can focus on smaller segments, making it easier to understand and retain information.
Code Readability: When working with programming languages, developers often encounter complex variable names, function names, and class names. Highlighting the first syllable of these identifiers can help distinguish between similar terms, making code more readable and reducing the chances of errors caused by confusion or misinterpretation.

Installation and Configuration To give bionic-reading a spin, follow these simple steps: