Hi, incsearch-fuzzy is really a great tool and I'm trying to use it as a default search mechanism.
But when I'm doing fuzzy matching backward, sometimes the results don't show in highlight.
Environment
Ubuntu
Linux ubuntu 4.4.27-moby #1 SMP Wed Oct 26 14:21:29 UTC 2016 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
/// Lock-free and process/thread-safe hash table implementation.
///
/** A lock-free hash table that can be used in multi-thread or multi-process programs.
* A common usage of CAtomicHashTable is for multiple threads or processes to operate on the same
Repreduce
Open file
vim example.txt
Fuzzy search backward
?sss
You should see no highlight, but there are two matches actually.
Trigger easymotion<Enter>
Now the two matches are highlighted with tag 'a' and 's'.
As comparison, you can try searching forward by typing /sss, and the two match results are highlighted as expected.
Addition
After I added {'is_stay': 1} to config_easyfuzzymotion(), the highlight gets back to expectation:
Description
Hi, incsearch-fuzzy is really a great tool and I'm trying to use it as a default search mechanism. But when I'm doing fuzzy matching backward, sometimes the results don't show in highlight.
Environment
Ubuntu
Linux ubuntu 4.4.27-moby #1 SMP Wed Oct 26 14:21:29 UTC 2016 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Vim 7.4
.vimrc
example.txt
Repreduce
vim example.txt
?sss
You should see no highlight, but there are two matches actually.<Enter>
Now the two matches are highlighted with tag 'a' and 's'.As comparison, you can try searching forward by typing
/sss
, and the two match results are highlighted as expected.Addition
After I added
{'is_stay': 1}
toconfig_easyfuzzymotion()
, the highlight gets back to expectation:But that's still different from what
?
really does.