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    1XU7
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    Hello!!!

    I would like to let Qt Creator editor as most Vim possible, i turned on FakeVim, now, i want to turn off Syntax Highlight, Autocomplete and all modern stuffs that has an IDE, i just want it to behave as simple text editor.. Where to disable these modern things?

    Thanks!

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      Hello!!!

      I would like to let Qt Creator editor as most Vim possible, i turned on FakeVim, now, i want to turn off Syntax Highlight, Autocomplete and all modern stuffs that has an IDE, i just want it to behave as simple text editor.. Where to disable these modern things?

      Thanks!

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      @1XU7 said in About Qt Creator customization..:

      I just want it to behave as simple text editor..

      Then why don't you use vim in the first place?

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        @1XU7 said in About Qt Creator customization..:

        I just want it to behave as simple text editor..

        Then why don't you use vim in the first place?

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        @Christian-Ehrlicher i do, indeed, i have all configured with NeoVim, just pressing Shift + F5 compiles my Qt program, but is a bit tricky to get all stuff in order from scratch next time i format my computer, Qt Creator has everything automaticaly. but i dont like intellisence and such modern things..

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          @Christian-Ehrlicher i do, indeed, i have all configured with NeoVim, just pressing Shift + F5 compiles my Qt program, but is a bit tricky to get all stuff in order from scratch next time i format my computer, Qt Creator has everything automaticaly. but i dont like intellisence and such modern things..

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          @1XU7
          I fail to understand the problem.
          You prefer NeoVim. It looses its settings when you format your computer. That's why you want to use Qt Creator as a simple editor (without "such modern things"), expecting that its settings survive re-formatting? I am afraid, that's not gonna happen.
          NeoVim typically saves its settings in the $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/nvim directory, which very likely translates into ~/.config/nvim/. I'd save that directory on a memory stick before re-formatting the PC, and recover it from there.

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