Issue with folke/zen-mode.nvim

[doongjohn]

1. Run cmd: ZenMode
2. Start leap

   local function leapSearch()
     leap.leap { target_windows = vim.tbl_filter(
       function(win) return vim.api.nvim_win_get_config(win).focusable end,
       vim.api.nvim_tabpage_list_wins(0)
     ) }
   end
   
   keymap_s('n', 'm', leapSearch)
   keymap_s('v', 'm', leapSearch)
   keymap_s('o', 'm', leapSearch)

3. Enter two characters.
4. Enter the final character.
5. ZenMode exits and the cursor does not move.

---

leap config:

local leap = require 'leap'
leap.setup {}
leap.opts.highlight_unlabeled_phase_one_targets = true
vim.api.nvim_set_hl(0, 'LeapBackdrop', { link = 'Comment' })
vim.api.nvim_set_hl(0, 'LeapMatch', {
  fg = 'white',
  bold = true,
  nocombine = true,
})

---

zen-mode config:

require 'zen-mode'.setup {
  {
    window = {
      -- height and width can be:
      -- * an absolute number of cells when > 1
      -- * a percentage of the width / height of the editor when <= 1
      -- * a function that returns the width or the height
      width = 220, -- width of the Zen window
      height = 1, -- height of the Zen window
    },
  },
  on_open = function()
    vim.cmd('doautocmd FileType')
  end
}

[ggandor]

I can reproduce. Single-window search works, the problem appears when other windows are included, like in your custom command (gs fails too, but fortunately no one would intentionally use that in a Zen window).

In your specific case, a quick fix would be:

local function leapSearch()
  zen_mode_active = ...  -- left as an exercise to the reader
  -- Restricting Leap to the current window if ZenMode is active.
  leap.leap { target_windows = zen_mode_active and vim.fn.win_getid() or vim.tbl_filter(
    function(win) return vim.api.nvim_win_get_config(win).focusable end,
    vim.api.nvim_tabpage_list_wins(0)
  ) }
end

[ggandor]

@folke

[folke]

Zen-mode automatically closes whenever the window loses focus by design, so that's indeed what's causing this here

[ggandor]

And we are finding targets... where if not in the current (floating) window?

[folke]

I'm assuming in the windows below the zen window? The zen window is a float.
So probably the same buffer, but original window?

[ggandor]

Yeah, I guess the window below remains focusable. If that is the case, you could fix this on your side (instead of adding checks to the Leap call) by explicitly setting the all other windows on the tab page non-focusable when the Zen window is opened.

[folke]

As I mentioned, that's how it's supposed to work. If the original window would no longer be focusable, then the user also can't <c-w>w to it for example.

Op should just fix the function he uses like you suggested

[ggandor]

Right, got it. TBH, I thought you can only exit a zen window with its dedicated toggle, but I guess a floating island from which you can "jump off" is a valid mental model too.

[folke]

That's how I use it 😄

I mapped just the arrow keys to navigate between windows, so I simply do left or right to exit zen-mode.