KillTheMule

Seems the questions have been answered... if there's anything else for `nvim-rs` to be done or explained, let me know :)

Ah yeah, the docs were somewhat unclear on that, it says `lines` [here](https://impromptunvim.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#filter_args), but `options` [here](https://impromptunvim.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#filter_lines), but since the latter also has too many braces, I figured that would be...

Two more observations: 1. I wasn't bitten by this, but lua's `find` takes a pattern, which might be surprising. Try e.g. filtering by `%`. I suggest passing `plain = true`...

As for layout stuff, I put up [this screenshot](https://imgur.com/a/7DkhDi7) so you can judge for yourself. Not a biggie, of course :)

Hey, I've tried the latest version, but I don't see how I need to change my code. I get an error from [this line](https://github.com/Vigemus/impromptu.nvim/pull/35/files#diff-9f1964ffab68a2197c19a89d91307b7cR210) because `iter` is a table value....

Makes sense, good call! Not sure if case-insensitivity is the proper thing in general, but it felt totally right in my case ;)

I've now removed `filter_fn` from my `filter` call, but I get an error because on line 205 of `filter.lua`, `hls` is a nil value. Sorry for all those detailed questions,...

Ahh darn, sorry, I botched my `git pull`. The error has gone away, but it's behaving strangely: Typing does not filter the menu (but the test appears in the buffer)....

What's a "print"? [Here](https://imgur.com/a/ZRmTk5i) is a screenshot, if that helps.

I've switched to that branch with that commit, but it's all the same. I've also noticed pressing "Enter" puts in a newline, rather than selecting the entry. I'm using `-u...