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Hi, I'm using neovim with lua and since there' s no way to represent # in lua I just replaced it with underscore.

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ryicoh commented Apr 28, 2024

@minamorl Thank you for posting the PR.

In lua, you can use '#' in a variable name, such as vim.g['deepl#endpoint’].

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Hi. First I like this plugin really!
IMHO it'd be better to have documented or replace it with underscore since it's de facto way to represent variable in recent nvim plugins.

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ryicoh commented May 1, 2024

@minamorl

I agree with you.
But I'm concerned that the change will become a breaking change.
It means that it will affect users who are already configured in deepl#....

Do you have any ideas to avoid this?

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minamorl commented May 6, 2024

@ryicoh Ah OK I got the point. So it would be better to check both old deepl#endpoint and new deepl_endpoint if you wanna leave them for backward compatibility.

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