| 8 Nov 2024 |
 echasnovski | * This is more about inconsistent returned values. | 14:07:16 |
 Famiu | In reply to @moonglade:matrix.org
Now the behavior of vim.o is the same as &option Like, even before the option revamp PR | 14:07:26 |
| Famiu | If you did set aleph you'd get 224 | 14:07:31 |
| Famiu | but an empty string for browsedir | 14:07:36 |
| Famiu | In reply to @moonglade:matrix.org
Now the behavior of vim.o is the same as &option * Like, even before the hidden option PR | 14:07:45 |
| Famiu | Now vim.o just mirrors that | 14:07:52 |
| Famiu | In reply to @moonglade:matrix.org
but an empty string for browsedir This is caused by incorrect (?) default values in options.lua | 14:08:11 |
| Famiu | Feel free to submit a PR, but fwiw Vim script and Lua behave the same now | 14:10:57 |
| Famiu | So this very well may be intended behavior, though I'm not sure since hidden options are not my specific area of expertise | 14:11:18 |
| Famiu | If you want a good starting point, just go to src/nvim/options.lua and search for immutable = true, those are the hidden options | 14:11:45 |
| echasnovski | In reply to @moonglade:matrix.org
If you want a good starting point, just go to src/nvim/options.lua and search for immutable = true, those are the hidden options Those are not (all) options I am talking about. At least, 'aleph' does not contain immutable = true. | 14:14:41 |
| echasnovski | The enable_if = false is closer to the lost I posted earlier. | 14:16:14 |
| Famiu | In reply to @echasnovski:matrix.org
The enable_if = false is closer to the lost I posted earlier. enable_if = false no longer exists | 14:16:25 |
| Famiu | In reply to @echasnovski:matrix.org
The enable_if = false is closer to the lost I posted earlier. * enable_if = false no longer exists after #28400 | 14:16:34 |
| Famiu | I'm talking specifically after #28400 | 14:16:39 |
| Famiu | All hidden options use immutable = true now | 14:16:55 |
| echasnovski | Ah, haven't pulled in a long time, sorry. | 14:17:56 |
| echasnovski | But those options that were enable_if = false are indeed the same list I provided earlier. | 14:18:36 |
| Famiu | Yes, those options use immutable = false now | 14:20:22 |
| Famiu | The behavior for Lua is now the same as the behavior for Vim script, which imo is a good thing | 14:20:40 |
| Famiu | Now, if we choose to fix the default, they will be "fixed" for both Vim script and Lua | 14:20:58 |
|  euro20179 joined the room. | 16:19:26 |
| euro20179 | I had a question and was told to ask it here:
there are a few special registers, ctrl-f, ctrl-w, and ctrl-l, but they dont work with getreg, and @ syntax, i was wondering if it's used internally anywhere or something, or if it's just broken? | 16:21:22 |
| euro20179 | also, i've checked the code for getreg and it seems like it should return something for one of those registers, but it still doesn't, so im probably missing something | 16:32:40 |
| euro20179 | * also, i've checked the code for getreg and it seems like it should return something for one of those registers, but it still doesn't, so im probably missing something | 16:33:12 |
| euro20179 | actually it looks like it is never used because get_reg_contents first checks valid_yank_reg before it would ever look at the ctrl-* registers, and valid_yank_reg would return false if it is one of them | 16:47:22 |
| euro20179 | why are they here lol | 16:47:28 |
| euro20179 | making the ctrl-* registers valid in valid_yank_reg, worked for ctrl-r in insert mode, but since the numeric registers are numeric and not strings, getreg("\<c-l>") etc, still dont work | 17:00:35 |
| euro20179 | ah aight i figured it out, it's only used in c_CTRL-r | 17:17:43 |
| 9 Nov 2024 |
 realchairforce | What's the recommended way to run Neovim's lua functionaltest for a single file or a single describe / busted tag? I saw make functionaltest but that runs everything | 08:49:05 |
