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Can you elaborate on why
defer_fn
is needed?Would this not work?
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Unfortunately, if you try it out, the position/size after resizing would be messed up, I think it is some race between the event and when the new size detail gets updated
It causes the contents of the window to shift too much left
There is probably a better solution
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Without defering, this is how it looks - I'm pretty sure it looked worse for me yesterday, but maybe it was during playing around with parameters. Without the delay it's still a bit wonky - notice how LG expands outside the border window
Screen.Recording.2024-02-13.at.10.53.25.mov
Also honestly this is the first time I've played around with nvim floating windows, perhaps there is a more reliable way to do this, which involves checking a condition and not using an arbitrary amount of time, but I wouldn't know what to check against (e.g. some boolean that says the ui updates are ready), so any ideas would be appreciated and I would love to play around with it and update the PR :)
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Actually on another computer, the defer doesn't fix the problem, and it really jumps around much. See:
Screen.Recording.2024-02-13.at.15.06.21.mov
Don't know why this happens or how to solve it :(