Navbuddy

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headlinesnvim, add extra highlighting for our text bases file systems. For me, this means my markdown files and norgfiles. I think it makes sections a lot more clear, especially code blocks. It fits in pretty well with the norg concealerin my opinion.

Allows us to select text using tree sitter for example, I can select a function using vaf, or delete a function usingdaf. We use the same syntax as we would to say select everything in " va". Except we use tree sitter objects to dothe matching.

I have configured some options here, so we can use it so say select many different objects which do vary languageto language, but I have the main ones I use. I do use the daa, to delete parameters a lot in functions.

nvim-navbuddy allows us to navigate a file using breadcrumb style navigation. It uses the LSP to help break downthe file into different sections. Such as functions, for loops etc. You can navigate them as if you were usinga file browser, say ranger or yazi.

Deadcolumn is a Neovim plugin to assist users in maintaining a specific column width in their code. This plugin operatesby gradually displaying the colorcolumn as the user approaches it. It is useful for people who wish to keep their codealigned within a specific column range.

nvim-navbuddy is a simple popup that provides breadcrumbs like navigation features using LSP symbols. Provides anintuitive way to move around in your code quickly, inspired by ranger file manager. When paired withnvim-navic, this will give complete breadcrumbs experience that one wouldtypically find in a full fledged IDEs.

Since multiple multiplexer backends are now supported, if you've explicitly set config.tmux_integration = true, youwill receive a deprecation warning, as the option has changed to a more genericconfig.multiplexer_integration = 'tmux' or config.multiplexer_integration = 'wezterm'. You can also set this configvalue to false to explicitly disable it.

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