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QoL bug. In the original plugin, the file tree pane maintained a consistent width. In the updated version, opening or closing other panes seems to cause the file tree pane to expand to the right. Closing and re-opening the file tree returns it to normal size.

I tried commenting out the various pane resizes in the plugin lua, but the problem persisted. Not sure if the issue is with micro or the plugin.

On file manager is there a way to bind special keys like ctrl+tab to force that selected file to open in a new tab instead of a new pane?

As the title said, the misspell plugin is just empty.

It should be using either
https://github.com/beoran/micro-misspell-plugin/tree/beoran-micro-2.x
from a PR

or the original
https://github.com/CamilleScholtz/micro-misspell-plugin

Hi,
I wrote the join-lines-plugin and recently fixed some bugs. As I understand this repository is the source where all plugins are loaded from at the moment correct? Do you want me to open a PR for the changes on my plugin or what are the further plans with this repository as it seems to me to be temporary.

Tabbed words doesn't seem to work with snippets. Only for spaces behind the word.

Also, html snippets autocomplete doesn't seem to respect indentation including the cursor being placed in the middle.
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When working with markdown, putting a text between backticks (`like this`) is a common operation. It would be nice if it were also supported.

Update: I added a pull request: NicolaiSoeborg/manipulator-plugin#11

Steps to reproduce:

1. Install micro and run plugin install snippets command.
2. Open any .go file (e. g. micro main.go) and put the following text (make sure lf is indented with a tab):

package main

func main() {
	lf
}

3. Place cursor right to lf and run the snippetinsert command (or use Alt-S).

Result: it says Unknown snippet "lf"

Expected behavior: lf expands to log.Printf("%s", var)

I looked through the snippets.lua code. It seems that the CursorWord function is problematic. It looks back for a word until it encounters a space (literally: if (r == " ") then) or beginning of the line. But in go they use tabs for indents. So it captures \tlf as a snippet name.

I think it should check for any white space, not just "space".

While typing any key from keyboard, it crushing instantly.
.cs

Plugin snippets: snippets:489: attempt to index a non-table object(nil) with key 'AddLog'
stack traceback:
	snippets:489: in function 'debug1'
	snippets:347: in main chunk
	[G]: ?

.zig

Plugin snippets: snippets:489: attempt to index a non-table object(nil) with key 'AddLog'
stack traceback:
	snippets:489: in function 'debug1'
	snippets:347: in main chunk
	[G]: ?

This place still gives the wc plugin as version 1.1.0, but there's a 1.2.1: https://github.com/adamnpeace/micro-wc-plugin/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md

Is it still necessary for this plugin to be hosted here instead of linking adamnpeace's repo from channel.json?

Here's the result of opening the tree and then running the command touch test.txt.

Lua API error: filemanager:220: attempt to call a non-function object
stack traceback:
	filemanager:220: in function 'dirname_and_join'
	filemanager:691: in function 'create_filedir'
	filemanager:794: in main chunk
	[G]: ?

Press enter to continue

The same holds true for mkdir and rename.