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I work a lot on the SPEC files which contain openSUSE specific abbreviations, e.g., gh#aklt/rel.vim#2 for this issue. I would love to be able to go with cursor and by hitting a key shortcut (gx would be even better, but Ctrl-K is possible) open a web browser on the given URL (e.g., that would be https://github.com/aklt/rel.vim/issues/2 for this issue). Is something like that possible with this package?
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Hello @mcepl The original intent of this plugin was to support custom URL schemes, but at the moment it is not mature enough for that. Thanks for the example.
Currently I have let g:netrw_browsex_viewer='setsid osurl' (where osurl is this script https://gitlab.com/mcepl/vim-suse-changes/blob/master/osurl ), but reimplementation in VimL would be probably helpful (or even in Lua, if you care about that; I know that I have it available in my neovim, but not everybody is so happy).
Something like that should be possible to do with rel.vim and I hope to have a look at some of that tomorrow. I am hoping to make it possible to configure how programs are opened from within vim
and seeing how Neovim has a lua interpreter built in I did consider to rewrite this plugin in Lua as
that would make it much more maintainable.
I work a lot on the SPEC files which contain openSUSE specific abbreviations, e.g.,
gh#aklt/rel.vim#2
for this issue. I would love to be able to go with cursor and by hitting a key shortcut (gx
would be even better, butCtrl-K
is possible) open a web browser on the given URL (e.g., that would behttps://github.com/aklt/rel.vim/issues/2
for this issue). Is something like that possible with this package?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: