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I'd love to be able to integrate the find-references popup with plugins like https://github.com/folke/trouble.nvim
this would be pretty easy to implement if you either allowed users to provide some custom hook that decides how to select a location / provide some easy function that just opens "whatever" buffer@location in a popup.
Alternatively, a simple solution would be to make use of the vim-builtin quickfix / loclist menu, which tools like trouble can wrap
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Allow users to configure custom ways to choose which reference to open
[Feature] Allow users to configure custom ways to choose which reference to open
Nov 7, 2021
Hey @elkowar trying to wrap my head around how that integration you mention would look like, got maybe a step by step desired flow you had in mind you can share with me?
I think the easiest approach would be to provide the option to use the quickfix/loclist. this would be an alternative to using Telescope. Many other tools exist that can change how the quickfix/loclist window behaves, such as https://github.com/kevinhwang91/nvim-bqf or the mentioned trouble.nvim.
I'd love to be able to integrate the find-references popup with plugins like https://github.com/folke/trouble.nvim
this would be pretty easy to implement if you either allowed users to provide some custom hook that decides how to select a location / provide some easy function that just opens "whatever" buffer@location in a popup.
Alternatively, a simple solution would be to make use of the vim-builtin quickfix / loclist menu, which tools like trouble can wrap
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