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With NVIM v0.8.0-dev-1039-gf32fd19f1, using:

vim.g.fzf_layout = {
    window = 'new | wincmd J | resize 1 | call animate#window_percent_height(0.5)'
}

in my ~/.vim/init.lua leads to my fzf drawer being stuck open (the "command" window takes up my entire screen).

Hi there!

I was wondering if it would be possible to use the same mechanism (with some modifications) we use here for animating windows to replicate Neovide's GUI-only cursor animations.

I'd love to talk more on this here and contribute towards making this possible, thanks!

This is a wonderful addition to my vim setup, but it introduces one subtle annoyance when used with vim-fugitive.

From the vim-fugitive window, I press cc create a new commit. vim-fugitive opens a new buffer for me to populate the git commit message.

Without this plugin (or with g:lens#animate=0), the new buffer is automatically focused.

With this plugin active, the new buffer window opens, but I must manually focus it.

Hi, when I open the history editing with q: I receive this message:

Invalid in command-line window; executes, CTRL-C quits:
noautocmd windo if ! &winfixwidth | let nowinfixwidths[winnr()] = 1 | set winfixwidth | endif

I've just grepped the string on all my vim configuration and found it on:
plugins/animate.vim/plugin/animate.vim:109: noautocmd windo if ! &winfixwidth | let nowinfixwidths[winnr()] = 1 | set winfixwidth | endif

Is this something easily solvable, can others reproduce?

Hi! Do you have any clue about how to use this plugin with CtrlP ? Looks dope!

Hey, I know that this is blasphemous but if I'm away from my keyboard I do use the mouse for scrolling (only for scrolling, I promise!). Problem is there is some setting that is interfering with that and now mouse scrolling makes the horizontal window go up and down, I would like to disable this.