LaTeX files can now be automatically compiled in vim and jumping into
the relevant lines from PDF to code or the other way around is possible
too.
Add the LaTeX coc-language server as well.
Thanks to @AurelWeinhold
Add FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND that displays hidden files as well, but ignores
.git directories.
Add :Files mapping in vim. Because it is bound to <leader>f, the leader
key mapping had to be moved to the top of the file.
These plugins add functionality to automatically close and surround text
with parantheses, brackets, quotes, etc.
Overwrite the vim-surround default bindings since they conflict with my
substitute bindings.
Fix bug that when the XDG Base Directory variables are not set on
startup a directory "~" is created in $HOME instead of falling back to
the default values.
Fix bug introduced in c0f7b43 that stopped the sourcing of coc.nvim in
neovim.
Add command to the dotbot installation config to install coc.nvim
automatically after pulling its submodule.
Turn on wildmenu (Default in neovim).
Let vim first complete the longest common string between matches before
seleting full matches. (Similar to completion done by bash or zsh)
Instead of only sourcing the vim config when vimrc or $MYVIMRC (xdg.vim)
is edited, reload always when saving a vim file.
This is a test. But I think it makes sense since I never edit a vim file
that is not sourced by my config in any way. Thus reloading should be
always appropriate.
Add binding for the substitute command.
Add bindings for interacting with the system clipboard with y/p.
Change the keybindings header to use the full word.
This is an inconsistency that bothers me. And getting into the habit of
using ce seems to not hurt since it is still 'backwards' compatible to
other configs.
Since this option is deprecated because it may break stuff in plugins
that do not expect this option to be set.
Also inccommand still highlights globally as soon as the flag is added.
I'm comfortable with hjkl now and thus this is not useful anymore since
it also disables them in command mode where I actually need them from
time to time.
