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When searching for the ctrlf-minibuffer-post-command-hook function in the source code, I didn't know the exact function name, so I used consult-line
(swiper but without ivy as a dependency) anddsearched for "command minib". consult-line shows the line. ctrlf-fuzzy-forward does not. IMO ctrlf-fuzzy should ignore the order of words to be fuzzier
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It's a little tricky to do that since we would have to generalize CTRLF to allow search queries that cannot be expressed as a single regexp. I am somewhat reluctant to do that. It makes sense in the context of consult-line since that command inherently operates on lines, but CTRLF does not operate on lines; it operates (like Isearch) directly on the character stream of the buffer. There can be more than one search result on the same line, and matches can themselves be multiline. I am not sure how the concept of out-of-order matching could reasonably be extended to this paradigm.
When searching for the
ctrlf-minibuffer-post-command-hook
function in the source code, I didn't know the exact function name, so I used consult-line(swiper but without ivy as a dependency) anddsearched for "command minib". consult-line shows the line. ctrlf-fuzzy-forward does not. IMO ctrlf-fuzzy should ignore the order of words to be fuzzier
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: