cursed.vim

This plugin is no longer maintained. If you are using Neovim, there's a Lua version available at filipekiss/cursed.nvim

Install

Using vim-plug:

Plug 'filipekiss/cursed.vim'

Usage

This plugins add two new User autocmds CursedStartedMoving and CursedStoppedMoving. You can use the events to trigger commands after a delay triggered after the cursor stops moving. For example, you can use to show cursorline only when the cursor has been stopped for a while:

augroup CursedCursorLine
    autocmd!
    autocmd WinEnter * if !cursed#is_disabled() | set cursorline | endif
    autocmd User CursedStartedMoving :set nocursorline
    autocmd User CursedStoppedMoving :set cursorline
augroup END

If you have nvim-blame-line, for example, you may do something like this:

augroup CursedBlameLine
    autocmd!
    autocmd User CursedStoppedMoving silent :SingleBlameLine
augroup END

And the blame will appear after the timer runs out (as seen in the gif above).

Settings

g:cursed_delay_ms

How long after the CursedStartedMoving event the CursedStoppedMoving will be triggered. The default value is the same as updatetime, unless this variable is set.

b:cursed_disabled

Disables the events for the current bufffer

g:cursed_disabled_filetypes

An array of file types in which the events should not be triggered. The events won't trigger in terminal buffers.

" default value
let g:cursed_disabled_filetypes = ['startify', 'fzf']

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cursed.vim © 2019+, Filipe Kiss Released under the MIT License.
Authored and maintained by Filipe Kiss.

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