Termite is obsoleted by Alacritty. Termite was a keyboard-centric VTE-based terminal, aimed at use within a window manager with tiling and/or tabbing support.
When doing a search in selection mode and cycling through the matches with n/N, only one match per line is considered.
Quick example:
run for i in $(seq 50); do echo -n hello\ world; done
Enter selection mode: Ctrl-Shift-Space
search e.g. for world
cycle through matches via n/N
resize window to something small/large and repeat -> different matches
This way, one could easily miss matches.
It would make slightly more sense, if the search matched one entry per actual line, not per line as displayed by termite, i.e. if the window geometry wouldn't matter. But even then, it's not really practical.
So expected behavior would be to cycle through ALL matches.
When doing a search in selection mode and cycling through the matches with
n
/N
, only one match per line is considered.Quick example:
for i in $(seq 50); do echo -n hello\ world; done
Ctrl-Shift-Space
world
n
/N
This way, one could easily miss matches.
It would make slightly more sense, if the search matched one entry per actual line, not per line as displayed by termite, i.e. if the window geometry wouldn't matter. But even then, it's not really practical.
So expected behavior would be to cycle through ALL matches.