diff --git a/doc/kitty-scrollback.nvim_spec.txt b/doc/kitty-scrollback.nvim_spec.txt index 25630355..8c161a4f 100644 --- a/doc/kitty-scrollback.nvim_spec.txt +++ b/doc/kitty-scrollback.nvim_spec.txt @@ -58,9 +58,9 @@ KsbCallbacks *kitty-scrollback.launch.KsbCallbacks* KsbKittyGetText *kitty-scrollback.launch.KsbKittyGetText* Fields: ~ - {ansi} (boolean) If true, the text will include the ANSI formatting escape codes for colors, bold, italic, etc. - {clear_selection} (boolean) If true, clear the selection in the matched window, if any. - {extent} (string|"screen"|"all"|"selection"|"first_cmd_output_on_screen"|"last_cmd_output"|"last_visited_cmd_output"|"last_non_empty_output") What text to get. The default of screen means all text currently on the screen. all means all the screen+scrollback and selection means the currently selected text. first_cmd_output_on_screen means the output of the first command that was run in the window on screen. last_cmd_output means the output of the last command that was run in the window. last_visited_cmd_output means the first command output below the last scrolled position via scroll_to_prompt. last_non_empty_output is the output from the last command run in the window that had some non empty output. The last four require shell_integration to be enabled. Choices: screen, all, first_cmd_output_on_screen, last_cmd_output, last_non_empty_output, last_visited_cmd_output, selection + {ansi} (boolean|nil) If true, the text will include the ANSI formatting escape codes for colors, bold, italic, etc. + {clear_selection} (boolean|nil) If true, clear the selection in the matched window, if any. + {extent} (string|nil|"screen"|"all"|"selection"|"first_cmd_output_on_screen"|"last_cmd_output"|"last_visited_cmd_output"|"last_non_empty_output") What text to get. The default of screen means all text currently on the screen. all means all the screen+scrollback and selection means the currently selected text. first_cmd_output_on_screen means the output of the first command that was run in the window on screen. last_cmd_output means the output of the last command that was run in the window. last_visited_cmd_output means the first command output below the last scrolled position via scroll_to_prompt. last_non_empty_output is the output from the last command run in the window that had some non empty output. The last four require shell_integration to be enabled. Choices: screen, all, first_cmd_output_on_screen, last_cmd_output, last_non_empty_output, last_visited_cmd_output, selection *kitty-scrollback.launch.KsbStatusWindowIcons*