<CR> does nothing with default configuration

[Yesudeep Mangalapilly]

Namaste!

Love the idea. However, when I try to issue the replace command by pressing <CR>, nothing happens.

My configuration in init.lua:

  {
    'AckslD/muren.nvim',
    config = true,
  },

Thank you! :)

Cheers,
Yesudeep.

[Yesudeep Mangalapilly]

Also, would it be possible for the up and down arrow keys to work in
the options pane with the default keybindings?

[Axel Dahlberg]

Hi @yesudeep, in which window are you in when pressing <CR>. Could you check what nmap <CR> says?

Regarding the second question, I made up and down arrows to scroll the preview, even when you're in the options window. But you can change these keys by eg:

  {
    'AckslD/muren.nvim',
    opts = {
      keys = {
        scroll_preview_up = '<your-key>',
        scroll_preview_down = '<your-key>',
      },
    },
  },

[Hung Nguyen]

I have the same issue

[Axel Dahlberg]

@hungnguyen1503 which issue? It would be helpful to get some more information, for example about what I asked above

[Hung Nguyen]

Hi, I installed your plugin last 3 weeks, and it worked very well. but after I sync the latest commit, I can't replace anything by pressing <CR>.
Here is my config

Could you please help me to check it? Thank you.

[Axel Dahlberg]

in which window are you in when pressing <CR>. Could you check what nmap <CR> says?

[Hung Nguyen]

Hi, No error message appears after I press <CR> and I have checked out to commit 7ea7023, the plugin worked very well, but the preview window isn't highlighted.

[Axel Dahlberg]

I'm sorry but it's very hard to help you if you don't answer my questions above. If you don't understand what I'm asking, feel free to ask me to clarify

[Hung Nguyen]

Thank you for your support, I'm going to find my bug and report it to you if I see it.

[Anton Älgmyr]

Check that you are running a recent enough vim version. I had the same issue and it seems it's due to my version being an old enough 0.9 git branch version to not have nvim_exec2.

Maybe it's worth somehow failing loudly when nvim_exec2 doesn't exist. I saw no feedback at all that something had gone wrong, but was able to find the issue digging into the code.

[Axel Dahlberg]

Oh I see, thank you @algmyr! Should be fixed by #18, feel free to let me know if it works

[Anton Älgmyr]

I don't have the old version around anymore, but maybe others with in the thread do