jumpy
jumpy copied to clipboard
DavidLGoldberg
VSCode and Text Selection
Thanks so much for all your work on the package, incredibly useful. I know you are really busy, but thought I would leave the ticket open for future reference.
First of all, there were some talks about implementing Jumpy in VSCode - the current version is unmaintained and does not look nearly as good as this one.
Secondly, it would be great if you could add text selection option like in MetaGo - basically select all text between the cursor and the jump spots end of word.
Many thanks for considering this!
I'm currently working on a new version, that uses a core component (state machine) that I intend to share for a VS Code version. I'm pretty sure I have more features, and yes, it doesn't seem very well maintained. I was thinking of calling it VSJumpy. The author might transfer over the name, not sure / doubt it. MS might not like doing that. I'd call it 'Jumpy2' but that makes it look like mine wasn't the original, which is just weird. I don't know how long it will take, but I ported all of Jumpy to Typescript a release or 2 ago in part to make way for VS Code. The architecture has been moving towards being able to try and support the 2 for a little while.
Explain exactly what you mean, I haven't used MetaGo...Jumpy on atom lets you keep selections. It's quite easy with 'v' in vim-mode, but also works when a selection is started with a key in non vim-mode (no mouse needed).
Great to hear that VS Code is in the roadmap, much appreciated! VSJumpy sounds good if the name transfer is not possible.
Ah, I was not aware that Jumpy keeps the selection while jumping. MetaGo basically select everything between the cursor and the jump point. What I had in mind is a separate function (so that it can be mapped to a different key binding) that selects everything between the cursor and jump site. In those cases, the jump sites would be end of words and blank lines. This is not a high priority request, but would be a great addition once you are done with other bits.
Again, thanks for your work on this!
Sure yeah that's a good idea... I know a lot of people don't use vim mode :/ heh. I will keep this open but also feel free to do a PR if you know web stack :) but launching a new major release this week when I get back from vacation..
On Thu, Aug 9, 2018, 6:53 PM piox34 [email protected] wrote:
Great to hear that VS Code is in the roadmap, much appreciated! VSJumpy sounds good if the name transfer is not possible.
Ah, I was not aware that Jumpy keeps the selection while jumping. MetaGo basically select everything between the cursor and the jump point. What I had in mind is a separate function (so that it can be mapped to a different key binding) that selects everything between the cursor and jump site. In those cases, the jump sites would be end of words and blank lines. This is not a high priority request, but would be a great addition once you are done with other bits.
Again, thanks for your work on this!
— You are receiving this because you commented.
Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub https://github.com/DavidLGoldberg/jumpy/issues/116#issuecomment-411825125, or mute the thread https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAjTrymCrz7G7ETec-Smawqg1hXhgoe0ks5uPGkagaJpZM4Vu7wb .
Unfortunately, I now absolutely nothing about web stack, but hopefully someone else can contribute. enjoy the rest of your holiday!
Hey @DavidLGoldberg , big fan of jumpy. I tried https://github.com/wmaurer/vscode-jumpy since switching to VS Code, but it wasn't quite at the level of your library. Just wondering if you are still planning on releasing a version for VS Code?
@N1ck Thanks for the love.
I have put this off for a while. Which is a shame, since I did a lot of the leg work by porting to Typescript / elm.
I just got done with some stuff and I am thinking of getting seriously started on this very soon!
@N1ck If you happen to still be using VS Code and interested: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=DavidLGoldberg.jumpy2
Sorry for the delays, but I do plan on supporting this, and it's almost parity with Atom, important features, sans tab and tree view jumps, which look difficult with VS Code.
Please rate it 5 stars, star the GH if you like it :)
Oh yeah there's a Youtube video you can subscribe/like too hah!