how to interact with (or scroll in) the output of commands from helix command line #5923
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so, i open how can i scroll there? |
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It is possible to scroll with I wonder if there is a way to enter floating windows in order to move, yank, etc.
This would be nice for errors and diagnostics too ( |
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It is possible to scroll with
<C-d>
(down) and<C-u>
(up).One could also use
:pipe ls
though it might require a:new
buffer.I wonder if there is a way to enter floating windows in order to move, yank, etc.
Neovim handles this nicely for vim.lsp.buf.hover (equivalent to
<Space>k
):This would be nice for errors and diagnostics too (
<Space>e
?).