Closed t6ui closed 3 months ago
Does xref-find-definitions fuzzy-search? How can I see the "fuzzy-search"? I have a tag file for the latest kernel. I would like to know a symbol that reproduces the fuzzy-search.
I do have some thoughts in https://github.com/universal-ctags/citre/discussions/47, which seems to cover all your needs. I have a very early prototype on my local machine but I haven't find time to work on it.
@masatake
Using C-u xref-find-definitions
combined with vertico
and orderless
can facilitate fuzzy search. However, if the tag file is too large, this approach becomes impractical.
@AmaiKinono Thank you so much!I'm looking forward to seeing this functionality come to life when you have the time to further develop it. Your work is greatly appreciated!
Now we have citre-query-*
commands. citre-query-jump
is like citre-jump-exactly
you've mentioned, and if you call it with a prefix argument, it's like citre-jump-fuzzy
.
现有citre-jump功能只能查找当前光标下或者标记区域的定义。 能不能增加两个命令:
c-u xref-find-definitions
可以进行查找,但是像kernel这样庞大的库,会直接卡住。精确查找使用的场景有:比如书籍上有一个函数方法,需要立马查找到这个方法的定义,此时可以通过调用citre-jump-exactly来定位到目标tag。如果tag数量非常大,比模糊查找更加好用。
谢谢!
Translate (by @AmaiKinono):
For now,
citre-jump
could only find definitions of a marked symbol or symbol at point. Could we have 2 more commands?citre-jump-fuzzy
: List all tags, and do fuzzy search based on user input.citre-jump-exactly
: Query the user for a symbol name and find its tag by precise searching.c-u xref-find-definitions
is able to filter by user input but it stucks on a huge repository like the kernel.citre-jump-exactly
could be used to find a symbol that the user reads from a book (so it's not in the editor). If we have huge amounts of tags, this will perform better than fuzzy search.