EDIT:
Hello everyone, I made a snippet plugin for Vim/UltiSnips which adds superpowers for SuperCollider and scdoc files:
EDIT:
Hello everyone, I made a snippet plugin for Vim/UltiSnips which adds superpowers for SuperCollider and scdoc files:
Made this into a plugin now:
The plugin now has python interpolation which populates most snippets with nice and/or fun random values/suggestions to help your creativity. So for example each time you make a pbind using pbind<tab>
it will populate it with random list patterns, every time you make an ndef with ndef<tab>
it will create a randomly named (after a fruit) Ndef with a random sound generator and LFO.
ooh, that’s a great idea!
So cool …!
Interesting. I installed it for Nvim, but it doesn’t seems to work. I’m not getting the suggestions as seen on the videos.
Installation seems to went well on Debian. Maybe it’s something with ultisnips, which I don’t get yet. I only get suggestions when typing SinOsc.ar TAB.
Hi Flower, have you tried running :checkhealth
in Nvim? That might give you some pointers.
thx.
Everything looks good, some python related warnings though. I’v no clue why it is complaining about pynvim. python3-pynvim is the latest version I’ve on my Debian testing system.
Python 2 provider (optional)
import neovim
. Using the first available executable for diagnostics.Ok, got that one fixed: python3 -m pip install --user --upgrade pynvim
No, improvements for this snippets plugin though.