neovim.sh
Wrapper package to install neovim with an executable.
This allows to install neovim with pipx:
pipx install --python=$(which python2) neovim-sh
pipx install --python=$(which python3) neovim-shTo use in neovim, simply set python host program variables:
function! s:SetPythonHostProg(job_id, data, event)
if (len(a:data[0]) > 0)
execute(a:data[0])
endif
endfunction
" jobstart is only in neovim
if exists("*jobstart")
let _ = jobstart(['neovim2.sh', '--vim'], {'on_stdout': function('s:SetPythonHostProg')})
let _ = jobstart(['neovim3.sh', '--vim'], {'on_stdout': function('s:SetPythonHostProg')})
endif1 maintainer
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