Doesn't play well with dashboard-nvim about no-neck-pain.nvim

[BerkeleyTrue]

Worked great!

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Thanks for testing the plugin!

Instead I see my dashboard quickly pushed to the right and I'm left with an empty buffer. Further file openings show no NNP.

I'll try to reproduce, was it by manually toggling NNP or with the VimEnter hook?

[BerkeleyTrue]

It was the VimEnter hook.

Maybe I can exclude no name buffers from augroup pattern?

edit:

I added a conditional to check for no named buffers. This prevents it from starting if I open vim without a file to read. This prevents the issue but I still have to manually start NNP after the dashboard.

I tried BufEnter as the hook, but then it created an infinite recursion of buffers.

Maybe adding a check in the "BufWinEnter" autocmd for "buf_get_name() == ''" would prevent the issue with Dashboard.

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Did some investigation and realized dashboard-nvim does not support split/vsplit on the dashboard buffer, so indeed we can't trigger NNP from there.

I'll try to find a hook that can trigger on BufWinEnter without causing infinite calls, thanks for the information!

Maybe adding a check in the "BufWinEnter" autocmd for "buf_get_name() == ''" would prevent the issue with Dashboard.

I'm afraid it would impact all no-named buffers, I see this check on their side that would maybe be reusable:

https://github.com/glepnir/dashboard-nvim/blob/master/lua/dashboard/events.lua#L67-L69

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@BerkeleyTrue feel free to give a try at the new snippet, it should cover the dashboard case!