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Ending a line with a colon, and using o in normal mode (or <cr> in insert mode), automatically makes the next line start an indented, bulleted list. This is a great feature and one I use frequently for my note-taking and nested to-do lists.
If I am in normal mode on a line ending in a colon, and use O – mapped to O<cmd>AutolistNewBulletBefore<cr> – it creates an indented, bulleted list above the new line, regardless of what is above the line.
This is reproducible using autolist.nvim (and lazy.nvim) as the only plugin. My config is
With the cursor on the first line, typing O from this:
This is a test:
- Test bullet
Results in this:
-
This is a test:
- Test bullet
Ideally, I'd want just a plain new line, or a line bulleted to match the current indent, rather than adding an extra layer of indent. Is that feasible?
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Ending a line with a colon, and using
o
in normal mode (or<cr>
in insert mode), automatically makes the next line start an indented, bulleted list. This is a great feature and one I use frequently for my note-taking and nested to-do lists.If I am in normal mode on a line ending in a colon, and use
O
– mapped toO<cmd>AutolistNewBulletBefore<cr>
– it creates an indented, bulleted list above the new line, regardless of what is above the line.This is reproducible using
autolist.nvim
(andlazy.nvim
) as the only plugin. My config isWith the cursor on the first line, typing
O
from this:Results in this:
Ideally, I'd want just a plain new line, or a line bulleted to match the current indent, rather than adding an extra layer of indent. Is that feasible?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: