commented out auto save

lua/custom/plugins/auto-save.lua

@@ -1,27 +1,27 @@
 return {
-  'okuuva/auto-save.nvim',
-  version = '^1.0.0', -- see https://devhints.io/semver, alternatively use '*' to use the latest tagged release
-  cmd = 'ASToggle', -- optional for lazy loading on command
-  event = { 'InsertLeave', 'TextChanged' }, -- optional for lazy loading on trigger events
-  opts = {
-    -- your config goes here
-    -- or just leave it empty :)
-    enabled = true, -- start auto-save when the plugin is loaded (i.e. when your package manager loads it)
-    trigger_events = { -- See :h events
-      immediate_save = { 'BufLeave', 'FocusLost', 'QuitPre', 'VimSuspend' }, -- vim events that trigger an immediate save
-      defer_save = { 'InsertLeave', 'TextChanged' }, -- vim events that trigger a deferred save (saves after `debounce_delay`)
-      cancel_deferred_save = { 'InsertEnter' }, -- vim events that cancel a pending deferred save
-    },
-    -- function that takes the buffer handle and determines whether to save the current buffer or not
-    -- return true: if buffer is ok to be saved
-    -- return false: if it's not ok to be saved
-    -- if set to `nil` then no specific condition is applied
-    condition = nil,
-    write_all_buffers = false, -- write all buffers when the current one meets `condition`
-    noautocmd = false, -- do not execute autocmds when saving
-    lockmarks = false, -- lock marks when saving, see `:h lockmarks` for more details
-    debounce_delay = 1000, -- delay after which a pending save is executed
-    -- log debug messages to 'auto-save.log' file in neovim cache directory, set to `true` to enable
-    debug = false,
-  },
+  -- 'okuuva/auto-save.nvim',
+  -- version = '^1.0.0', -- see https://devhints.io/semver, alternatively use '*' to use the latest tagged release
+  -- cmd = 'ASToggle', -- optional for lazy loading on command
+  -- event = { 'InsertLeave', 'TextChanged' }, -- optional for lazy loading on trigger events
+  -- opts = {
+  --   -- your config goes here
+  --   -- or just leave it empty :)
+  --   enabled = true, -- start auto-save when the plugin is loaded (i.e. when your package manager loads it)
+  --   trigger_events = { -- See :h events
+  --     immediate_save = { 'BufLeave', 'FocusLost', 'QuitPre', 'VimSuspend' }, -- vim events that trigger an immediate save
+  --     defer_save = { 'InsertLeave', 'TextChanged' }, -- vim events that trigger a deferred save (saves after `debounce_delay`)
+  --     cancel_deferred_save = { 'InsertEnter' }, -- vim events that cancel a pending deferred save
+  --   },
+  --   -- function that takes the buffer handle and determines whether to save the current buffer or not
+  --   -- return true: if buffer is ok to be saved
+  --   -- return false: if it's not ok to be saved
+  --   -- if set to `nil` then no specific condition is applied
+  --   condition = nil,
+  --   write_all_buffers = false, -- write all buffers when the current one meets `condition`
+  --   noautocmd = false, -- do not execute autocmds when saving
+  --   lockmarks = false, -- lock marks when saving, see `:h lockmarks` for more details
+  --   debounce_delay = 1000, -- delay after which a pending save is executed
+  --   -- log debug messages to 'auto-save.log' file in neovim cache directory, set to `true` to enable
+  --   debug = false,
+  -- },
 }

lua/custom/plugins/vim-visual-multi.lua

@@ -1 +1,27 @@
 return { 'mg979/vim-visual-multi', branch = 'master' }
+
+--
+-- It's called vim-visual-multi in analogy with visual-block, but the plugin works mostly from normal mode.
+--
+-- Basic usage:
+--
+-- select words with Ctrl-N (like Ctrl-d in Sublime Text/VS Code)
+-- create cursors vertically with Ctrl-Down/Ctrl-Up
+-- select one character at a time with Shift-Arrows
+-- press n/N to get next/previous occurrence
+-- press [/] to select next/previous cursor
+-- press q to skip current and get next occurrence
+-- press Q to remove current cursor/selection
+-- start insert mode with i,a,I,A
+-- Two main modes:
+--
+-- in cursor mode commands work as they would in normal mode
+-- in extend mode commands work as they would in visual mode
+-- press Tab to switch between «cursor» and «extend» mode
+-- Most vim commands work as expected (motions, r to replace characters, ~ to change case, etc). Additionally you can:
+--
+-- run macros/ex/normal commands at cursors
+-- align cursors
+-- transpose selections
+-- add patterns with regex, or from visual mode
+-- And more... of course, you can enter insert mode and autocomplete will work.