vim-easymotion alike word search?

[libniwtr]

Hi, everyone, I have just switched from vim to spacemacs, but I wonder is there any method to search words just like easymotion-sn in vim-easymotion? Just like the one demonstrated in section "n-character search motion" in their homepage, one can use easymotion-sn to search any word in current buffer in a tree fashion, and use <Tab> to scroll down/up a page, when one hits <CR>then a set of choices are highlighted so that one can jump to that point quickly. See:

I've checked avy-goto-char-timer, it worked fine in current visible page but can not scroll up or down a page. Because I always need to navigate through the whole text, the <Tab> functionality is so important to me that becomes the only obstacle I am meeting with.

Thanks for anyone that could help.

[gdkrmr]

you can do /word and every match in the current buffer should be highlighted, press ENTER and then you can use n and N to jump around. With SPC s c you 'unhighlight'.

There are other possibilities, they hide behind SPC j mostly, try also SPC SPC avy to search for these commands.

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[thouger]

i like the way where in vim-easymotion too,still wait a way

[thouger]

i think https://develop.spacemacs.org/doc/DOCUMENTATION.html#vim-motions-with-avy is the answer.

[lebensterben]

right. the documentation can be improved by directly mentioning vim-easymotion.

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