In the context of mini.pairs, what do <CR> and <BS> represent or perform?
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Hello, I am struggling to understand the meaning of the phrase "Pairs get automatically registered to be recognized by and " in the description of mini.pairs. I live in a non-English-speaking country. Could you please provide additional explanation about what kind of actions this refers to? Thank you very much for creating such a great plugin. |
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No worries, the documentation probably could be a bit more explicit here.
Registering pair for the key means that pressing that key when inside the pair will do something extra (see here):
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Thank you very much. |
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No worries, the documentation probably could be a bit more explicit here.
<CR>meansEnterkey and<BS>meansBackspacekey. It is a standard notation for those keys in Neovim help. You can look at:h key-notationfor more details.Registering pair for the key means that pressing that key when inside the pair will do something extra (see here):
<CR>inside registered pair (for example,()) leads to putting an extra blank indented line between pair characters. See here.<BS>inside registered pair (for example,()) leads to deleting whole pair. See here.Hope this helps.