With the development of NeoVim all features of this plugin have become part of the core. Please read the commit message for version f75be5e to get further details.
Add the missing navigation commands for the LSP diagnostics in a buffer.
This is an addition to the already existing :cabove, :cbelow, :labove and
:lbelow commands (which act on the quickfix and location list). In addition the
diagnostic movements are more secure and precise.
Install the plugin with your favorite manager tool. Here is an example using dein.vim:
call dein#add('weilbith/nvim-lsp-diamove', {
\ 'on_cmd': ['Dabove', 'Dbelow'],
\ })It is recommended to use the nvim-lspconfig plugin to attach the language clients to your buffers.
This plugin provides two the commands :Dabove and :Dbelow. They are
mapped to the convenient keys combos [d and ]d (note that this can be
disabled). All commands and mappings can be prefixed with a count (e.g. 3[d).
Please make sure that your buffer has an LSP client attached and the server is supporting diagnostics. NeoVim enables the pushing of diagnostics per default.
This plugin attempts to be minimalistic. Therefore it does not customize the
callback function for the diagnostics. Rather it reuses the published
vim.lsp.util.diagnostics_by_buf table.
The only advanced logic is the correct sort order of the diagnostic
list to guarantee precise jumps. This is for example not the case for :cabove
etc.
If you search for a plugin with more features to customize the diagnostic
behavior, checkout the
diagnostic-nvim plugin. But be
aware that such plugin re-rewrites/overwrites the LSP callback completely (not extending it, at
the current
state)
and thereby may not profit by future updates of NeoVim.