wip: motions with count #17
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Okay. So I am an idiot I think The reset is working fine I need a better way to be able to update the extmark when in the middle of a motion If that's even possible |
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this now works for horizontal motions current issues:
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…on.nvim into count_motions
This commit adjusts the alignment of comments in the init.lua file of the precognition module. The changes are purely stylistic and do not affect the functionality of the code.
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I dont know if I like this.
When entering a command the UI is blocked, so we have to do the keyfeed of escaping and feeding it back in
TODO:
strings need to be fed back in in full, eg 2d3w, so the utils will have to return the string and the count
For some reason the reset in ui_attach doesn't work, it returns {} when it resets
but #content, and various nots and ~=vim.empty_dict() all fail to work properly
Closes #35