Arsham Shirvani

I hope this helps: [this](https://github.com/arsham/dotfiles/blob/6a86e8ba209bfb550d6fc084a0cfa4352aa3e129/nvim/.config/nvim/lua/settings/fzf/config.lua#L25..L37) action calls [this](https://github.com/arsham/dotfiles/blob/6a86e8ba209bfb550d6fc084a0cfa4352aa3e129/nvim/.config/nvim/lua/lists.lua#L43..L61) function to populate the quickfix list with selected items from fzf results. This is written in lua, however it can be easily...

I prefer this version. It's easier to have two different key bindings for switching/deleting buffers.

No problem. Well, you spoiled the surprise mate! I am planninng to add a few Writers to the mix and have this library to be used for streaming the data...

If the focus of this issue is performance, there is another framework called [iris](https://github.com/kataras/iris) you can look into.

I'm not sure where to begin with honestly. I'm assuming it has to be with how we are handling the pipes.

Hi, can you provide an example please?

Sorry for the late response. Can you try playing around with [these two](https://github.com/arsham/rainbow/blob/49778f9669a0a2c1eaca7749d61478e6687e78ee/rainbow/rainbow.go#L50..L51) values and let me know what combination works best for you please? Try reducing the `freq` value.

@quackduck RE. accessing values is a good idea. Re. the `truecolor`, can you elaborate please?

I just tried it, it looks really good. Thank you!

I'm afraid it has the following issue: (status line vanishes)  The status line is feline, and [here](https://github.com/arsham/arshamiser.nvim) is the setup.