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Show how to call :echom / do print debugging
As someone trying to write my absolute first line of nvim Lua, I scanned the README hoping it'd tell me what to put in my init.lua to just make something show up in :messages and prove things were running.
(I assume the right way to do so is to perhaps execute echom on vim but yeah may be nice to explicitly call out.)
Perhaps related to #5
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Add hrsh7th/nvim-compe (#17) * Add hrsh7th/nvim-compe * Completion header Co-authored-by: Dave Lage <[email protected]>
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Thanks for the suggestion @clason!
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Here's another GoodToKnow(tm): every :lua statement has its own scope, which means that local variables in one statement will not be available in subsequent statements -- tripping people up that want to debug a script by pasting it in line-by-line. (A similar but more subtle effect is setting a local variable in a init.vim heredoc syntax and trying to access it later from a different heredoc snippet or from the command line via :lua.)
So
:lua local foo = 1
:lua print(foo)
will print nil, not 1.
A sentence pointing this out could go after the multiline heredoc example.
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Apparently nvim doesn't use package.path to load modules in lua/ folders anymore
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I am feeling increasingly uncomfortable leaving it in the guide. I haven't been able to verify this and if it turns out to be incorrect, it could do more harm than good.
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Thanks for the suggestion @clason!
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Show how to call :echom / do print debugging
No, I meant what I wrote (:h silent). It may in fact not be very surprising, although I have repeatedly added debug print statements to Lua functions I call via silent! and then wondering why I didn't see that output (because I didn't connect the vimscript command with the Lua function)...
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Show how to call :echom / do print debugging
@clason Did you mean nnoremap <silent>? I did a few tests and both of these mappings seem to be equivalent:
nnoremap <silent> <leader>l :echomsg 'foo'<CR> " prints 'foo'
nnoremap <silent> <leader>l :lua print('foo')<CR> " prints 'foo'
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Apparently nvim doesn't use package.path to load modules in lua/ folders anymore
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