I'm new to NvChad and would like to learn how to bind <leader>t to execute rubber on the current file.
My previous nvim setup had the code nnoremap <leader>t :!rubber --pdf %<CR>.
How would this carry over to NvChad?
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1If you have a solution you like feel free to publish it as an answer. You can also accept it two days later using the v button next to the arrow voting buttons. It allow the question to rest.– Vivian De SmedtJun 7 at 17:54
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Welcome to vi SE. Great you found a solution. However, I completely agree with Vivian that it belongs in an answer. Please scroll all the way down, paste your solution there and click "Post Your Answer". Thank you very much.– FriedrichJun 7 at 19:02
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In the NvChad custom mapping file (~/.config/nvim/lua/custom/mapping.lua) edit the section M.general:
M.general = {
n = {
[";"] = { ":", "enter command mode", opts = { nowait = true } },
["<leader>s"] = { ":!rubber --pdf %<CR>", "rubber the current file", opts = { nowait = true } },
},
}
More information about NvChad mapping in the mapping documentation
Remark: In the example I remap <leader>s (Spaces) since <leader>th (Spaceth) is already mapped in NvChad.
Remark: You can list all the NvChad mapping with the :Telescope keymaps command
answered Jun 7 at 17:31
Consider setting the makeprg and using :make, or writing a small compiler plugin (which sets makeprg and errorformat, and can be used with :compiler). See relevant help topics for details.
answered Jun 7 at 19:44
