Jan-Jaap Korpershoek
Jan-Jaap Korpershoek
I made a minimal reproducer. Have the following buffer (27 times "a\n") and execute `easy-motion-w` ``` a a a a a a a a a a a a a a...
My proposed solution after some investigation would be to also get the selection contents to the python script. Then the script can check if there is a newline in the...
It's probably the recursive rainbow-select call. So rewriting it in a non-recursive way might inprove it.
You could have a look at https://github.com/listentolist/kakoune-rainbow which claims to be pretty fast.
Maybe replace the regexes in the string by `re.match(r"", ...)`. Then later eval it as an expression.
In this example, yes, but I think a general solution is useful, because sometimes you want to make it match 2 regexes after each other with an `and` relation. Example:...
At the moment I can't think of a good example, I'll get back to it if I encounter one. Thanks for the suggestions and for making this tool!
> Have you tried? > > from scapy_http.http import * > > I am using Python 3 and this seemed to be needed after I installed it via pip which...
Based on the commit history, I'm guessing: ``` git subtree merge -P qemu --squash https://github.com/qemu/qemu.git master ```
I've experimented a bit with the replace_ranges highlighter and have extended it to be able to replace multiple lines. > currently it assumes (but does not enforce IIRC) that we...