Open in nvim - Hotfix

Added function for d, g, f, e, drives to change dir and file paths to navigate to. (I forgot to add this, sorry...)

Full Changelog: v1.1.0...v1.1.1

Open in Neovim - TMUX Release

Open in Neovim - TMUX Release

The Open in Neovim repository contains a Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) compatible batch script that allows users to easily open text files in Neovim through the WSL terminal on Windows machines.

New Feature:

This latest release introduces TMUX integration, allowing text files to be opened directly in Neovim within a TMUX terminal session.

• When editing a file in Neovim through TMUX, the session will return to TMUX after you exit Neovim, rather than closing the entire terminal.
• This update enhances workflow efficiency, especially for users who frequently work within TMUX environments.

Bugs Fixed:

• "nvim command not found" issue: The script would previously fail to find Neovim due to execution commands running before custom .rc files were sourced, causing the Neovim path to be unavailable.
• .zshrc or .bashrc is now sourced before the execution of the file to fix this issue.
• The script now uses the which command to locate and run applications, ensuring compatibility across a variety of machine setups.

Full Changelog: v1.0.1...v1.1.0

Open code file sin WSL Neovim - Initial Release (FIXED)

This is the fixed release of the batch script. There was an invalid else statement in the previous release.

This is still an initial release with no experience in other machines. If you find any bugs, please create a bug issue in the following link https://github.com/ianTevesAcc/Open-code-files-in-WSL-Neovim/issues

Open code file in WSL Neovim - Initial Release

This is the initial release. Bugs can be expected. If you experience any bugs, please create an issue, and I'll do my best to remedy it.

You can create an issue here:
https://github.com/ianTevesAcc/Open-code-files-in-WSL-Neovim/issues