Remove the idea about auto running cmake from file detection changes

nvim/init.lua

@@ -1,4 +1,3 @@
-
 local function setup_yank_highlight()
     -- Create a new highlight group which will be used for yank highlighting with the name "YankHighlight"
     vim.cmd("highlight YankHighlight guibg=#e0af68")
@@ -31,29 +30,3 @@ require("lazy").setup("plugs")
 
 -- See ":help vim.highlight.on_yank()"
 setup_yank_highlight()
-
-
--- Save this code snippet for later, it is used to automatically run cmake when saving a file in a project, this way we can have an up to date compile_commands.json file for clangd.
--- TODO: Make sure to only run this when clangd is being used as the language server. Additionally, find a way to make this work on projects with multiple CMakeLists.txt files, or that arent using CMake at all.
--- -- Define a function to find the main.cpp and CMakeLists.txt files using fzf
--- function FindMainAndCMakeLists()
---     local main_cpp = vim.fn.systemlist('fzf --preview "bat {}" --query main.cpp --select-1')[1]
---     local cmake_lists = vim.fn.systemlist('fzf --preview "bat {}" --query CMakeLists.txt --select-1')[1]
---     return main_cpp, cmake_lists
--- end
---
--- -- Function to update the autocmd based on the found main.cpp and CMakeLists.txt files
--- function UpdateAutocmd(main_cpp_path, cmake_lists_path)
---     if main_cpp_path ~= '' and cmake_lists_path ~= '' then
---         local main_cpp_directory = vim.fn.fnamemodify(main_cpp_path, ':h')
---         vim.api.nvim_exec(string.format([[
---             autocmd! BufWritePost %s/**/* :call system('cmake %s')
---         ]], main_cpp_directory, cmake_lists_path), false)
---     else
---         print("main.cpp or CMakeLists.txt not found. Autocmd not updated.")
---     end
--- end
---
--- -- Automatically find main.cpp and CMakeLists.txt and set up the initial autocmd
--- local main_cpp_path, cmake_lists_path = FindMainAndCMakeLists()
--- UpdateAutocmd(main_cpp_path, cmake_lists_path)