Closed Konubinix closed 1 year ago
Thank you for submitting! I didn't know about this feature.
Does this mean that kubel--save-line
and kubel--jump-back-to-line
and stuff can be deleted?
Adrien Brochard @.***> writes:
Thank you for submitting! I didn't know about this feature. Does this mean that
kubel--save-line
andkubel--jump-back-to-line
and stuff can be deleted?
Interesting, I did not know about those. Somehow my use of kubel bypassed it.
I suppose that depends on your preference. Both behavior make sense to me. kubel--save-line saves make the cursor look static, while the content might change. (tabulated-list-print t) makes the cursor follow the content, even if it is moved.
Supporting both could be a good thing, but add maintenance cost.
What do you think?
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I like your version better. If my cursor is on a pod and refresh, I would like my cursor still on that same pod. What would the behavior be if the item disappears? Like I have my cursor on a terminating pod and it is gone after a refresh? Would the cursor stay at the same line or go back to the top?
Adrien Brochard @.***> writes:
I like your version better. If my cursor is on a pod and refresh, I would like my cursor still on that same pod. What would the behavior be if the item disappears? Like I have my cursor on a terminating pod and it is gone after a refresh? Would the cursor stay at the same line or go back to the top?
If I remember correctly, it goes back to the top.
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Actually, I found out that my issue with the line moving back to the top was due to some conflict between window-point and point.
Now, I may change this PR to use the default behavior of tabulate-print while falling back to recording the line.
In the mean time, I suggested another PR to make the code that records the line number shorter and easier to read (IMHO).
Hmm. I think I'd need to test it out. I really like that tabulated list offers the functionality and it makes sense to track the "value" and not the line. But if I'm observing a terminating pod and refresh and my cursor goes back to the first line, that's not a great experience.
Adrien Brochard @.***> writes:
Hmm. I think I'd need to test it out. I really like that tabulated list offers the functionality and it makes sense to track the "value" and not the line. But if I'm observing a terminating pod and refresh and my cursor goes back to the first line, that's not a great experience.
I totally agree with you and I discourage the merge of this PR until the behavior is the following.
To me, the other PR (https://github.com/abrochard/kubel/pull/102) not only makes the code more readable, but it also provide a first step to ease the current PR.
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Actually, it was easier to do than I expected, so I integrated the changes of #102 into this PR and closed it.
Now, this PR has the behavior that I would expect from kubel: it keeps track of the current item and falls back on keeping the same line if the current item vanishes.
It also replaces the kubel--save-line and kubel--jump-back-to-line logic by something that is shorter and (IMHO) is more readable.
Wondeful! Thank you. I'll review and test.
Adrien Brochard @.***> writes:
@abrochard commented on this pull request. can we also delete
kubel--line-number
if it's not used?
Done
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tabulated-list already provides a way to remember the position between refreshes. It only need to be used.