conditional map `<c-n> & <c-p`

[gbprod]

conditional map ` & from yanky.nvim.

[anuvyklack]

You can use keymap-amend plugin for this mapping:

keymap.amend('n', '<C-p>', function(original)
   if yanky.can_cycle() then                 
      yanky.cycle(-1)                        
   else                                      
      original()                             
   end                                       
end)                                         
                                             
keymap.amend('n', '<C-n>', function(original)
   if yanky.can_cycle() then                 
      yanky.cycle(1)                         
   else                                      
      original()                             
   end                                       
end)                                         

It plays well with vim-visual-muilti.

[gbprod]

Thanks for feedbacks !

I've introduced require('yanky').can_cycle() method (more meaningful for me than is_in_ring)
I've also updated documentation ;)

I'll make more tests and I'll merge after

[gbprod]

Interesting!
I think I can introduce an option to chose between "cursor moved" or "content changed" event (because I prefer "content changed event 😉)

I'll try to add this in the next few days!

[gbprod]

Hi @aceforeverd !
I've made something here : #32
Do you want to try before I merge ?

[aceforeverd]

I tested, it works as expected, appreciate it 🚀 !

Yet I have a few comments:

• CursorMoved event expect to trigger if line content changed as well, maybe doced as well
• Wondering if there should be a public interface like require('yanky').is_in_ring() to tell if is ringing, anyway require('yanky').ring.state ~= nil works well for me too

[aceforeverd]

awesome :)