Commands

Commands offer the same functionality as the API .

DapViewOpen

Opens both nvim-dap-view windows¹: views + console.

DapViewClose

Closes the views window. Accepts a bang (i.e., DapViewClose!) to also hide the terminal window.

DapViewToggle

Behaves like DapViewOpen if there's no views window. Else behaves like DapViewClose (also accepts a bang to behave like DapViewClose!).

DapViewWatch

In normal mode, adds the expression under the cursor to the watch list (see caveats ). In visual mode, adds the selection to the watch list. Also accepts adding an expression directly (i.e., :DapViewWatch foo + bar), which takes precedence.

DapViewJump [view]

Shows a given view and jumps to its window. For instance, to jump to the REPL, you can use :DapViewJump repl.

DapViewShow [view]

Shows a given view. If the specified view is already the current one, jumps to its window.

DapViewNavigate [number]

Switches from the current view to another one by taking the current view's index (in the winbar) and adding a count (number). Can optionally specify a bang to allow wrapping. Has some default keymaps .

DapViewHover

In normal mode, opens the hover window with the variable under the cursor. In visual mode, opens the hover window with the selection. Also accepts sending an expression directly (i.e., :DapViewHover foo[1].bar), which takes precedence. Accepts a bang (i.e., DapViewHover!) to focus the window. If the window exists, but it's not focused, calling DapViewHover will always focus the window.

Virtual Text

Fine grained control over displaying virtual text .

DapViewVirtualTextEnable

DapViewVirtualTextDisable

DapViewVirtualTextToggle