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Markdown in Neovim: which plugin sets conceallevel=2?
Ok, I found the plugin involved into this: is indentLine.
It is reported in its README: it does not work if conceallevel is not set to 1 or 2, so it set this parameter to 2 by default.
The side ...
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Hide certain lines completely (not folding)
I don't know how to achieve exactly what you want, only a part.
You want to hide some text inside ~/.vimrc (for example).
First we need to know which highlight group handles the text you want to ...
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Get which plugin sets a specified variable?
You can use :help :verbose to inspect the value of an option (they are "options", not "variables") and see where it was last defined:
:verbose set conceallevel?
Note that you must use the question ...
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Markdown in Neovim: which plugin sets conceallevel=2?
Like @caneta, the indentLine plugin was the culprit for me too. I solved it by disabling it for markdown files like this:
let g:indentLine_fileTypeExclude = ['markdown']
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how to conceal filename and line number in quickfix window
You can use the conceal feature for this.
Add the following to the file ~/.vim/after/syntax/qf.vim (first creating the file if necessary):
syntax match ConcealedDetails /\v^[^|]*\|[^|]*\| / conceal
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How to force vimtex to display \textbf and \textit in insert/normal mode?
This is not due to vimtex directly, but due to the conceal feature in Vim. vimtex only adds to the syntax plugin that ships with Vim/neovim, and it adhers to the relevant option, see :help g:...
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change how a character is displayed
So as suggested I will give the solution I found.
After having
set conceallevel=1
set concealcursor=ni
there are two ways to achieve the result:
1) using :syntax match
:syntax match Conceal /\*/ ...
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How to show math equations or formula in markdown file
Mathematical equations cannot be displayed in Vim in this way: Vim has no means of rendering them, as @BLayer explains in his answer.
However, mathematical symbols you can indeed display using Vim's ...
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Vim conceal indentation. Replace indentation spaces with utf-8 chars
With the following:
set conceallevel=2
syn match IndentWS '\v(^( {4}|\t)*)@<=( {4}|\t)' conceal cchar=▶
I get:
The regex \v(^( {4}|\t)*)@<=( {4}|\t):
uses very magic \v
matches a sets of 4 ...
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Vim conceal indentation. Replace indentation spaces with utf-8 chars
This could be used call matchadd('Conceal', '\s\{'.&ts.'\}', 10, -1, {'conceal': '►'})
This uses the matchadd() function to conceal parts of your text, which needs a 7.4.500 release or something. ...
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Mathematical expressions in TeX files are displayed in a human-readable way
This functionality comes from the internal LaTeX plugin. See :h tex-conceal and :h g:tex_conceal. You can turn it off either by setting conceallevel=0 or by letting g:tex_conceal=''. To be more ...
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Adding conceal to already existing syntax highlighting?
The problem in your case is that the syntax highlighting script for your package defines a keyword (enter :h syn-keyword for more details) and that always has priority before any of the syn-match or ...
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Conceal initially ignored
First regarding your second example: The match Test /hi/ is not syntax highlighting, but "match highlighting". This are two different things. The hi is still highlighted after you executed :syntax off....
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Yank the characters that replace concealed strings?
Concealing characters is just a visual representation of the physical text. Vim commands however work with the actual text, so that yanking actually yanks what is in the buffer and not what is ...
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Weird nvim error: "Error detected while processing BufWinEnter Autocommands" due to indentLine plugin
I believe you should set the variable to a value that is compatible with the conceal option.
It should be a string that is a combination of n, v, i, c.
More information
:help 'concealcursor'
'...
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How to show math equations or formula in markdown file
My interpretation is that the OP is looking for rendering of markup into fancy, graphical depictions of equations and formulae. If instead the question is about simple substitutions of Unicode ...
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how to conceal filename and line number in quickfix window
While the other answers here have all the necessary pointers ever needed, I think there is lacking a comprehensive solution IMHO.
Below is a ready-to-paste in your .vimrc (or equivalent)
au ...
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VIM conceal doesn't work
The reason removing augroup remember_folds helped was given here: https://github.com/vim/vim/issues/4175. Basically neither mkview nor loadview remember filetype nor syntax. Quick fix to that problem ...
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How to disable ligatures "inside the editor" while using vim for latex documents?
This is a part of standard filetype plugin, see :h tex.vim for a complete info.
That particular feature is controlled by :h g:tex_conceal
So it's enough to add let g:tex_conceal = '' to your vimrc (...
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Latex Subscripts Rendering Weirdly
The problem is that the subscript for g doesn't exist, and those for h and i look "off."
As noted, you can either
turn off the conceal feature altogether (set conceallevel=0)
turn off conceal in tex ...
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Conceal markdown links and extensions
One approach is to overwrite the existing markdownLinkText syntax item with one that conceals the [ and ] delimiters:
This item is currently defined with the following line from $VIMRUNTIME/syntax/...
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Issues with concealing latex
I suspect the Conceal highlighting is overriden by your colorscheme os something like that. You will see where it is defined with :verbose highlight Conceal, which should show an output similar to ...
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Highlight Unicode Characters
With the help from Konfekt/vim-unicode-homoglyphs and the answers here I found this solution that works quite well and has (almost?) no performance impact:
augroup Hiunicode
autocmd!
autocmd ...
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How do I hide a TeX macro and highlight the arguments?
You could:
:highlight GreekHyphen guifg=green ctermfg=green
:syn region GreekHyphen matchgroup=GreekHyphenMark start='\\textgreek{' end='}' concealends
You need to use matchgroup for concealends to ...
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How do I search only the displayed part of concealed text?
This is not really possible, as concealing was meant as a sole method for displaying chars instead of the actual content. In the same sense, you can't really search for what has been folded or signs. ...
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How to display hyphens as □ in taskpaper files?
The conceal feature will let you do this. Following the example here, I came up with this solution.
:call matchadd('Conceal', '^-', 10, -1, {'conceal': '□'})
:set conceallevel=2 concealcursor=nv
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How can I hide blank lines in vim without actually removing them from the text I am editing?
Here is a possibility which uses foldexpressions:
fu! FoldEmptyLines(lnum)
if !empty(getline(a:lnum)) && a:lnum+1 < line('$') && empty(getline(a:lnum+1))
return 1
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How to conceal zerowidth special characters like <U200C>
:syntax match ZeroWidthNonJoiner "[\u200c]" conceal cchar=😄
You need to check :h conceallevel, I set it to 2 personally. Otherwise, you may not get conceal to work as you expect.
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