Maybe a better way to hide cursor about mini.nvim HOT 4 OPEN

It's mainly for 'neovide' and maybe for other plugins that provide visual feedback when cursor jumps. In 'neovide' there's a visual effect for when cursor jumps and it can be distracting in this particular case because cursor jumps in cmdline only to be 'hidden'. That's why I think it would be better if 'mini.pick' truly hid cursor.

I see. I'll take a look, but in my experience this type of "cache and restore" is better to be avoided because if something goes wrong (in this case, MiniPickStop User event is not triggered for some reason), cursor might not get restored. And this will be a very visible (or, rather, invisible :) ) issue.

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Thanks for the suggestion!

Can you please elaborate on why is it better to avoid putting cursor in command line?

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It's mainly for 'neovide' and maybe for other plugins that provide visual feedback when cursor jumps. In 'neovide' there's a visual effect for when cursor jumps and it can be distracting in this particular case because cursor jumps in cmdline only to be 'hidden'. That's why I think it would be better if 'mini.pick' truly hid cursor.

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And 'mini.pick' would work as intended with 'noice.nvim' out of the box.

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