Neovim has a "stack" compiler file but this does not seem to work,
at least not in the shitty monorepo I am working on. Someone provided a
solution on Reddit which uses a custom compiler file and has been
modified to work on modules. Which is also perhaps why it doesn't work
in the monorepo project at work.
https://www.reddit.com/r/neovim/comments/es8wn7/haskell_makeprg_for_stack_build/https://github.com/maxigit/vimrc/tree/2020/compiler
Use them and tie it up with Neomake! change.
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Using 'l' sometimes lead to false trigger as we also use it as our
primary 'Right' movement key.
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Now that we use a 60% tenkeyless mechanical keyboard it is easier to
reach the ESC key and use it. Also it seems sometimes hitting jk pretty
fast to escape does not work so easily on the mechanical keyboard.
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Now that we rely on Language Client, we do not need deoplete specific
completion plugins for Python or Rust.
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hasktags seems to better as it seems to be recognized by tools like
Vista and gives a proper 'Tagbar' structure for tags.
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Though we had removed this earlier bring it back. It saves the hassle of
having different plugin, packages or bindings for different languages.
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It becomes extremely annoying if neomake keeps getting invoked even
before we have finished writing some sensible code and then saved the
file. So let neomake be invoked automatically only when we save a file.
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While we have gone back and forth between quickfix and fzf for cscope,
it makes sense for cscope results to be loaded in quickfix window.
Results loaded in fzf window will disappear once selected since that's
how fuzzy finding is used but we do not want to have that behaviour with
results of tools like cscope. Also use a plugin this time instead of
having our own function. The plugin also provides the added advantage of
jumping to a global definition instead of even opening that in a window.
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