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*debugprint.nvim.txt* For NVIM v0.8.0 Last change: 2023-38-24
*debugprint.nvim.txt* For NVIM v0.8.0 Last change: 2023-11-24

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Table of Contents *debugprint.nvim-table-of-contents*

- debugprint.nvim |debugprint.nvim-debugprint.nvim|
1. Overview |debugprint.nvim-overview|
2. Features |debugprint.nvim-features|
3. Demo |debugprint.nvim-demo|
4. Installation |debugprint.nvim-installation|
5. Keymappings and Commands |debugprint.nvim-keymappings-and-commands|
- Custom Keymappings and Commands|debugprint.nvim-keymappings-and-commands-custom-keymappings-and-commands|
6. Other Options |debugprint.nvim-other-options|
7. Add Custom Filetypes |debugprint.nvim-add-custom-filetypes|
8. Feature Comparison with Other Plugins|debugprint.nvim-feature-comparison-with-other-plugins|

DEBUGPRINT.NVIM *debugprint.nvim-debugprint.nvim*


OVERVIEW ~
==============================================================================
1. Overview *debugprint.nvim-overview*

`debugprint` is a NeoVim plugin that simplifies debugging for those who prefer
a low-tech approach. Instead of using a sophisticated debugger like nvim-dap
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It can also be extended to support more.


FEATURES ~
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2. Features *debugprint.nvim-features*

`debugprint` is inspired by vim-debugstring
<https://github.com/bergercookie/vim-debugstring>, but is updated and refreshed
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- You can add support for languages it doesn’t support out of the box.


DEMO ~
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3. Demo *debugprint.nvim-demo*



INSTALLATION ~
==============================================================================
4. Installation *debugprint.nvim-installation*

**Requires NeoVim 0.8+.**

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any breaking changes to `debugprint`.


KEYMAPPINGS AND COMMANDS ~
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5. Keymappings and Commands *debugprint.nvim-keymappings-and-commands*

By default, the plugin will create some keymappings and commands for use 'out
of the box'. There are also some function invocations which are not mapped to
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this buffer.
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CUSTOM KEYMAPPINGS AND COMMANDS
CUSTOM KEYMAPPINGS AND COMMANDS*debugprint.nvim-keymappings-and-commands-custom-keymappings-and-commands*

The keymappings are chosen specifically because by default they are used to
convert sections to ROT-13, which most folks don’t use. You can disable the
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OTHER OPTIONS ~
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6. Other Options *debugprint.nvim-other-options*

`debugprint` supports the following options in its global `opts` object:

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debugprint.
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ADD CUSTOM FILETYPES ~
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7. Add Custom Filetypes *debugprint.nvim-add-custom-filetypes*

_Note: If you work out a configuration for a filetype not supported
out-of-the-box, it would be really appreciated if you can open an issue to have
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filetypes.lua <lua/debugprint/filetypes.lua>.


FEATURE COMPARISON WITH OTHER PLUGINS ~
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8. Feature Comparison with Other Plugins*debugprint.nvim-feature-comparison-with-other-plugins*

(This table is quite wide, you may need to scroll horizontally)

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