Thank you very much for this helpful plugin.
I have both vim-php-refactoring-toolbox and tobyS/pdv installed and loaded into nvim.
When I type \da I get the error message "PhpDoc() vim function doesn't exists."
Using ctrl-p (native pdv keymap) everything works fine.
Further I discovered, that PhpDoc() was used in pdv version 1.
Is it possible, that this plugin is not working with version 2 of pdv or is there a chance I made mistake.
I have not configured anything for this plugin and this snipped for pdv:
" pdv
let g:pdv_template_dir = $HOME ."/.local/share/nvim/plugged/pdv/templates_snip"
nnoremap <buffer> <C-p> :call pdv#DocumentWithSnip()<CR>
" vim-php-refactoring-toolbox
" let g:vim_php_refactoring_phpdoc = 'pdv#DocumentWithSnip'
As you can see, I tried to remap the document function, but this doesn't work either. With having this active, just the name of the method in the error message changes.
Thank you very much for this helpful plugin.
I have both
vim-php-refactoring-toolboxandtobyS/pdvinstalled and loaded intonvim.When I type
\daI get the error message "PhpDoc() vim function doesn't exists."Using
ctrl-p(native pdv keymap) everything works fine.Further I discovered, that PhpDoc() was used in pdv version 1.
Is it possible, that this plugin is not working with version 2 of
pdvor is there a chance I made mistake.I have not configured anything for this plugin and this snipped for pdv:
As you can see, I tried to remap the document function, but this doesn't work either. With having this active, just the name of the method in the error message changes.