Cursorword highlighting with callbacks support(I call this murmuring). Created with performance in mind.
Dynamic coloring of your cursorword:
demo_murmur_cursor_rgb.mov
IDE-like no blinking diagnostic message with cursor scope.
murmur_no_blinking_on_cursormoved.mov
Commented lines are the default.
local FOO = 'your_augroup_name'
vim.api.nvim_create_augroup(FOO, { clear = true })
use {
'nyngwang/murmur.lua',
config = function ()
require('murmur').setup {
-- cursor_rgb = {
-- guibg = '#393939',
-- },
-- cursor_rgb_always_use_config = false, -- if set to `true`, then always use `cursor_rgb`.
max_len = 80,
min_len = 3, -- this is recommended since I prefer no cursorword highlighting on `if`.
exclude_filetypes = {},
callbacks = {
-- to trigger the close_events of vim.diagnostic.open_float.
function ()
-- Close floating diag. and make it triggerable again.
vim.cmd('doautocmd InsertEnter')
vim.w.diag_shown = false
end,
}
}
-- To create IDE-like no blinking diagnostic message with `cursor` scope. (should be paired with the callback above)
vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd({ 'CursorHold' }, {
group = FOO,
pattern = '*',
callback = function ()
-- skip when a float-win already exists.
if vim.w.diag_shown then return end
-- open float-win when hovering on a cursor-word.
if vim.w.cursor_word ~= '' then
vim.diagnostic.open_float()
vim.w.diag_shown = true
end
end
})
-- To create special cursorword coloring for the colortheme `typewriter-night`.
-- remember to change it to the name of yours.
vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd({ 'ColorScheme' }, {
group = FOO,
pattern = 'typewriter-night',
callback = function ()
vim.cmd[[
hi murmur_cursor_rgb guifg=#0a100d guibg=#ffee32
]]
end
})
end
}Extended from the original project: xiyaowong / nvim-cursorword