Closed tochlab closed 2 years ago
Hmm, is this really needed? Now the user needs to click away another popup. If your search doesn't show you a match in terminal, why you want to see a confirmation for nothing? This shouldn't be the default behavior.
Sometimes it's useful to see nothing was found in the buffer.
Please describe exactly when this is useful. "sometimes" is meaningless.
From user's point of view it's useful to know about any result of operation. As an example: when your buffer counts thousands of lines not always clear is search finished without result or it still in progress.
I am using an unlimited buffer since years and it is always clear if i have a search result or not. Well, i agree if you use an gsettings key to disable this weird setting as default. And ofcourse another team member should like this ;)
Well, I think we all have different experience and habits. But if you take a look to browser/offices/ide you'll see that most of them informs users about "0 result found". Not sure message box is a good way to inform user but it's what I was able to do(and now happy to use :) ).
Simply add a setting in preferences with a gesetting key to disable/enable this feature. I suspect that a lot of users don't like an unneeded extra click with mouse or keyboard press.
May be a better way to avoid unneeded clicks would be another notification? Something like red board around input field?
Sometimes it's useful to see nothing was found in the buffer.