benrhughes
commented
6 years ago Hi, The current way to do this is to use '0F' - '0' clears the filter, F opens the dialog. To me this is as easy as Ctrl-F would be.
Cheers,
Ben
On Fri, Aug 10, 2018 at 2:26 AM Nicolas notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi again (...) One more suggestion here :
Feature :
- Small enhancement to filters to create a "Search"-like feature ?
Description :
- The closest thing we have now from a Search function is to :
- Type F to jump in filters
- Click on "Clear Active" to remove the current filter (or "Alt-C", or "Ctrl-A, Delete")
- Type in your new search string
- Press Enter Twice
I've thought of a very simple improvement : would you consider implementing the ubiquitous Ctrl-F feature and make it jump to the filters AND clean the "Currently Active Filter" at once ? The sequence would now be :
- Type Ctrl-F
- Type in your new search string
- Press Enter Twice
And voilà ! An immediate "search" function, all without touching the "F" behavior for everyone.
Thanks, Nicolas.
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Oroumov
Hi again (...) One more suggestion here :
Feature :
Description :
I've thought of a very simple improvement : would you consider implementing the ubiquitous Ctrl-F feature and make it jump to the filters AND clean the "Currently Active Filter" at once ? The sequence would now be :
And voilà ! An immediate "search" function, all without touching the "F" behavior for everyone.
Thanks, Nicolas.