so as to not overload Esc, which has been a little frustrating to me.
sometimes i find myself with a completion list open, and realizing i
want to switch to normal mode to do something. so i hit Esc only once
thinking that will switch me to normal mode ... but because a
completion list was open, that single Esc key press only aborted/closed
the completion list and left me in insert mode ... which i then don't
realize and end up accidentally typing a bunch of gibberish in to the
buffer instead.
the only actual change here is that the filename display will now
include the full path.
however, now a copy of the default `sections` and `inactive_sections`
config have been copied here, just to make it easier to make any
future modifications.
disable up/down arrow key navigation in the completion list. up/down
arrow keys will instead close the list. this helps reduce the feeling
of interruption i sometimes get when a completion list is open but i
(for whatever reason) need to navigate away from the current cursor
position, which would otherwise require either accepting the completion
or continuing to type at the cursor, or cancelling the completion with
the escape key.
it's a small thing, but this helps reduce some annoyances/frustrations
with auto-completion by having less overloading of the cursor keys
while in insert mode
ctrl-j and ctrl-k now behave identically to the old completion list
up/down arrow key mappings.
also the escape key mapping now performs an abort instead of just
closing the list. this feels a little bit more appropriate, but i'll
probably have to try this out for a while and see if i feel like it is
an improvement or just extra confusion.
clang-format's built in styles REALLY all suck quite badly. how the
fuck is it possible that this tool can be made with builtin styles
that offer very little in the way of variety? jesus christ ...
i don't like having a large part of the mason config stuffed away in
the lsp plugin config file as lsp isn't the only thing that mason helps
with.
however it is a bit icky to organize, as mason config does need to be
spread out in different places to integrate with the different
components like lsp, dap, formatting, etc.
this might prove annoying at some point, but i figure this is by far
the most common way i would use these (to re-run/re-debug the same
target as i'm working and in between changes, etc)
enable_git_status is being added here solely to make it easy to disable
in the future should it cause any problems (e.g. slow performance over
remotely mounted filesystems). the default for this option is 'true'
Gered