Closed am closed 6 years ago
Nope. Sorry. Actually a lot of us find jumpy easier cognitively (especially with vim bindings).
But if I was using emacs binding personally I might want something more like ace jump...
There were some experiments done by some people into like fuzzy search for the chars (stand alone packages) but I think those were mostly abandoned.
On Sat, Jan 13, 2018, 5:05 PM antonio miranda notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi,
I was looking for a port of ace jump to atom that works like the emacs ace jump and I found your project :)
One thing I noticed and it bothers me a little is that there is no initial input letter to filter my jump. When using emacs ace jump you do the following:
- activate ace-jump
- input the first char of the word you want to jump to
- do the jump pressing the key comb
I find this less noisy since usually only a few jump options are provided.
Is there any way to achieve this using Jump?
Many thanks
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Hi @DavidLGoldberg, thanks for the prompt reply. I guess that what I propose could be easly be extendend from jump. If I have something done I will PR.
For now I'll close this since the question is already answered.
Cheers
Hi,
I was looking for a port of ace jump to atom that works like the emacs ace jump and I found your project :)
One thing I noticed and it bothers me a little is that there is no initial input letter to filter my jump. When using emacs ace jump you do the following:
I find this less noisy since usually only a few jump options are provided.
Is there any way to achieve this using Jump?
Many thanks