#833 - add Lua style example mappings to help #834
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Thanks for the PR.
I think given that the rest of the configuration examples are all in Lua, the vimL part could even be removed to only have the Lua version.
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Good call! I updated the PR accordingly. Love this plugin! |
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As someone very new to NeoVim, I was getting started using kickstart.nvim.
As that is a Lua based init script, I couldn't understand how to adapt the VimL nnoremap commands presented in :help mappings into their Lua alternatives. Thankfully in aYoutube video I stumbled into the vim.keymap.set() syntax, but I think presenting both would help new folks out a lot.
Thanks for the amazing plugin!