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I notice that by using vim.cmd, it is not possible to open a split window w/o having the cursor to change its position to the newly created window. According to documentation, it should be possible to create a window by using a lua api call to nvim (by calling nvim_open_win).

It seems like ft_table does not alter the default settings:

local ft_table = {
  lua = 'lua',
  lisp = 'sbcl',
  python = 'python',
}

I want to change lua repl to luajit, so the following setting should be work:

local aedile = require('aedile')
aedile = {
  lua = 'luajit',
}

However, after I call lua require('aedile').open_repl(), it does not open luajit as I expected. Instead it open lua like the table does not experience change.

After :q to exit the terminal buffer, this plugin fail to track the window_id since current if else statement fail to handle to this case.

User should have the option to specify where the window is going to be split!

It would be a hassle to open it with a function and then manually close the window. A better idea should be using a toggle function for the user.

To be able to scroll terminal window from another window, the function win_execute() should be ported to nvim first. Although by setting nmap would do so, it's general not recommended to configure it via a plugin.

Further information: neovim/neovim#13664