Matthew Boehm

I think I'm going to have to make a custom `:Normal` command that disables sneak first and re-enables it afterwards. I've used `:normal!` to get around this, but this disables...

@justinmk hmm I was thinking I could fix my specific problem by toggling this setting off/on on `CmdLineEnter`/`CmdLineLeave` events, but I believe these settings are just read once on `init()`....

I would love audio support so I could use it for screencasts as well. I think it should not be the responsibility of the client, as that sounds too complicated...

I'm using it for [dottask](http://dottask.mattboehm.rocks), a browser-based digraph editor that lets you use a mouse/keyboard on the graph itself rather than modifying graphviz files. 

The best I can find is that there's a programmatic interface for javac, so maybe write a small java program that takes the program to compile as an argument and...

Thanks for reporting; I'll take a look. Off the top of my head, the simplest approach would be to generalize the pattern to something like `.* at :$`, but I...

While waiting for me to fix this, feel free to customize unstack by adding the line I mentioned in #35 to your vimrc: let g:unstack_extractors = unstack#extractors#GetDefaults() + [unstack#extractors#Regex('\v^.* at...

Hey Ned! sorry for not noticing this issue sooner; I'll take a look tonight.

I will look into adding support for these patterns by default with Unstack, but in the meantime, you are welcome to fix this in your config by adding the following...

Thanks for the suggestion! I'm a little worried about false positives or multiple stack traces being an issue, but will leave this ticket open and think it over for a...