> inlay hints
They are a feature of (and configured in) the LSP Server, so every editor that has LSP integration can display them. Still doesn't help when there is no LSP around.
They are a feature of (and configured in) the LSP Server, so every editor that has LSP integration can display them. Still doesn't help when there is no LSP around.
I'd say "vim user" is already an insult in itself, so that doesn't matter at all ;)
I believe that the proper term is "vim disciple"