sitiom/nvim-numbertoggle

Neovim plugin to automatically toggle between relative and absolute line numbers. Written in Lua.

nvim-numbertoggle's Issues

Common plugin goals

Hello,

I am maintaining https://github.com/nkakouros-original/numbers.nvim which does the same thing as your plugin here. Would you like to combine efforts into a single plugin?

plugin not working?

I'm using the NvChad configuration, which uses Lazy as a plugin manager, I've successfully had it installed. But the switching doesn't seem to be occurring. Not sure what I'm missing. This is what I added to my plugins file:

  {
       "sitiom/nvim-numbertoggle"
  }

Plugin redraws screen when leaving nvim focus in tmux marking the window as having new activity

Hey,

this is a cool plugin, it's useful! However I've needed to disable it unfortunately as it does not play well with tmux. When switching to another window in tmux, it seems like the window just left where nvim is, that this plugin redraws the screen. This causes tmux to alert that something has changed (new output) in the window that was just left, and also marking it as having new activity in the window list.

See the attached video for a demonstration.

Screen.Recording.2022-12-15.at.13.52.33.mov

The expected behavior, which is the case when this plugin is not used in nvim, is that there is no nvim activity when leaving the window, thus no false activity notifications.

Maybe nvim-numbertoggle redraws the screen all the time?

My system:
nvim: 0.8.1
OS: macOS 12.6
nvim-numbertoggle: latest version

[Feature Request] Terminal mode support

Hide line numbers in Terminal mode.

causes debug window to not expand

With no plugins, neovim's debug window will expand upwards as you enter more commands. For example if you enter :debug echo "haha" or enter the debugger from a script, you can echo a variable to see it's value, and it will print, and the debug window will expand by however many lines it takes to accommodate the output.

When this plugin is enabled, the height of the debug window is stuck at 1, preventing the user from seeing any of the debug output. Worth mentioning that this behavior does not exists with the vimscript version of this plugin, jeffkreeftmeijer/vim-numbertoggle