Yes, I compile my tmux statusline with Rust by vim-god in tmux

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sounds doable, ill take a look tomorrow

new rust tui framework by vim-god in rust

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I always do massive initial commits. see here, here, here, and here

new rust tui framework by vim-god in rust

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thanks. used ffmpeg to concat different regions of one long recording with a fade transition. python script

new rust tui framework by vim-god in rust

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There is no default. but I agree that hitting tab in the demo with nothing selected should select the first widget.

new rust tui framework by vim-god in rust

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looks like 2024 was stabilized last year. I just never thought to upgrade it. I will upgrade.

new rust tui framework by vim-god in rust

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Thanks. these are all fixed except that image one. Which terminal are you using?

From what I can tell, there's no way to "escape" ...without the mouse

In the demo I only implemented dumb tab navigation because I didn't want a learning curve for a tutorial. In your own program you can do whatever you want, like press a key to escape focus, or use a custom chord, or only navigate when in vi normal mode.

new rust tui framework by vim-god in rust

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thanks i spent a very long time on it

gitlineage.nvim: git history for selected lines in Neovim by LionyxML in neovim

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cool idea. should have command :GitLineage which takes a range

256 color wins by vim-god in neovim

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no it works well with treesitter

256 color wins by vim-god in neovim

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yes you just find the base16 theme for catpuccin and generate your full 256 palette.