Support custom selector for LspCodeAction #581
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Some of my previous thoughts can be found here. #211 (comment) Basic idea is that it needs to be extendable and there should be no code related to fzf in vim-lsp repo similar to how we implemented snippets support. There are lot of ui selectors and we should be able to easily use any of those. |
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@prabirshrestha thank you for your reply. I thought so too. |
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But I understood your idea. |
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I want to use fzf.vim instead of default vim function
inputlist.