Telescope doesn't bring me to the grepped line.

[riodelphino]

Hi, it's realy nice work !

But I have a situation like below.

sample file

test.py

first line.
( ... )
This is line 50
( ... )
This is line 100

Reproduction steps

1. Open a file 'test.py'
2. Move to line 50
3. Close it once.
4. Grep the text 'This is line 100' by using ':Telescope live_grep', and hit Enter key.
5. 'test.py' is opened, but...

Expected behaviour

Normally(without NeoView), the ':Telescope live_grep' command bring me to the line 100, which I searched for.

Actual behaviour

NeoView restored the previous row position, so the cursor is on line 50.

Is there a option for this ?

function NeoView.valid_buffer()
  local buftype = vim.bo.buftype
  local disabled = { "help", "prompt", "nofile", "terminal" }
  if not vim.tbl_contains(disabled, buftype) then return true end
end

I saw this code, but I don't think 'disabled' list is the solution in this case.

Thank you.

[ecthelionvi]

I am not sure how to solve this at the moment. The issue is that NeoView sets the cursor position when you enter a new buffer. I haven't found a good method to be able to determine if you have entered the buffer by opening the file or via Telescope.

[riodelphino]

Thank you for reply.

This is just an idea.

1. Create autocmd

   vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd("BufLeave", {
   callback = function()
     if vim.o.filetype == "TelescopePrompt" then vim.g.neoview_disable = true end
   end,
   })
   -- I chose `BufLeave` to get the filetype `TelescopePrompt`, because `BufEnter` doesn't show me that filetype.

2. In the BufEnter after leaving Telescope, check the vim.g.neoview_disable. If true, do not restore the view.

3. Then reset the flag. vim.g.neoview_disable = false

How's like this ? Do you think it works ?