Closed zealotrush closed 4 years ago
About n/N jumps, it is done like this by design, but you still can get highlights. Try this
nmap n n:Beacon<cr>
nmap N N:Beacon<cr>
nmap * *:Beacon<cr>
nmap # #:Beacon<cr>
There is :Beacon
command, thats highlights current position, this maps just call this command every time you press n
/N
.
I just realized that the highlighting is based on the cursor location on screen, not its absolute line numbers in files
It used to be absolute lines, but it is hard to ignore folds with absolute lines and if after jump cursor stays on the same line relative to window, it means you already know where it is. But I am open to suggestions :)
if I scroll the screen by pressing Ctrl-E/Y more than 10 lines, the next time I press j/k, the cursor would be highlighted
That looks like a bug, will look into it. Thank you for feedback :)
The mapping works good enough for me. In fact, the :Beacon
command is all I need. I'll try to build my own specific way of using it. Thanks!
Cool! I updated readme with this mappings, so everyone else can see them. I'am still looking for ways to better expose plugin apis, so if you have ideas you can leave them here or create new issue :)
I keep this issue open, until I fix bug with <Ctrl-E/Y>
.
After pressing n/N, if the window scrolls, and the new cursor location is within 10 lines (default value of
g:beacon_minimal_jump
) of the original location, the cursor won't be highlighted, even though the cursor actually jumped crossed more than 10 lines.I recorded a asciinema for demonstrating this issue.
https://asciinema.org/a/ohhbJwqTgdn1CA4MhGKMADrbQ
Update
I just realized that the highlighting is based on the cursor location on screen, not its absolute line numbers in files. For example, if I scroll the screen by pressing
Ctrl-E/Y
more than 10 lines, the next time I pressj/k
, the cursor would be highlighted. I find this behavior somewhat confusing.Anyway, this plugin is still quite helpful and eye pleasing. I love it! Thank you!