When using label mode, a "fall through" keypress reduces labels to normal highlighted matches (ie. the matches are displayed like in sneak's normal-mode), instead of all labels / matches being removed
We can reproduce this with the following configuration. For emphasis, let us customize the highlight groups for 'SneakLabel' and 'Sneak'.
" label mode
let g:sneak#label = 1
" highlighting
highlight link SneakLabel Identifier
highlight link Sneak Statement
Suppose I have the following buffer text, with the cursor on 'a' on the first line
abcdef
abcdef
abcdef
Sneak for de so as to show the labels. The cursor jumps to the first occurence
With the labels still showing, press any key that does not move the cursor (such as d,c,y,g,z)
The labels are removed. While the matches for de are no longer highlighted with the SneakLabel group, they are now highlighted with the 'Sneak' highlight group
Ideally, the fall through keypress should either (a) remove all sneak highlights, or (b) preserve the labels as-is. Judging from the documentation (sneak-fallthrough), my guess is that (a) is what was intended.
When using label mode, a "fall through" keypress reduces labels to normal highlighted matches (ie. the matches are displayed like in sneak's normal-mode), instead of all labels / matches being removed
We can reproduce this with the following configuration. For emphasis, let us customize the highlight groups for 'SneakLabel' and 'Sneak'.
Suppose I have the following buffer text, with the cursor on 'a' on the first line
deso as to show the labels. The cursor jumps to the first occurencedeare no longer highlighted with theSneakLabelgroup, they are now highlighted with the 'Sneak' highlight groupIdeally, the fall through keypress should either (a) remove all sneak highlights, or (b) preserve the labels as-is. Judging from the documentation (sneak-fallthrough), my guess is that (a) is what was intended.