JINNOUCHI Yasushi
JINNOUCHI Yasushi
Now I'm testing a matcher: `fuzzy` in #166. This matcher only matches the pattern to basename only. I also created a matcher: `fuzzy_full`, to match full paths, but this matches...
Yes. `fuzzy_full` matcher makes good for your use case. But this has a side effect, that is, it matches against candidates you probably have not intended. ```sh # your input...
1. ~Yes.~ No. It probably is not arbitrary, that is, you should have opened the file many times in such case. 2. ~Also yes.~ No, it doesn’t change the order...
I've updated #166. The current logic calculates scores with recency and fzy implemented by `telescope.algos.fzy`. It seems to work good for me. Still testing.
It works well in my env. I merged #166 and added `matcher = "fuzzy"`. Do not hesitate to reopen here when you all want to discuss further.
@kirillrogovoy I also tried your suggested function. I noticed it is difficult to select a candidate which has too small recency score, such as, I have opened it only once....
I reopen this just to be sure.
Probably this is because of `vim.fs` module's implementation. It cannot detect Windows file paths (including `\`) validly. After #156, this plugin takes more priority to use `rg` / `fd` executable...
@gbroques Thank you for further info! It seems that `rg` cannot return any entry and telescope looks stuck. Please run Neovim with env variable: `DEBUG_PLENARY=1`. Such as, ```bash $ export...
I found problems in `vim.fs.joinpath` & `vim.fs.dir` that they does not think Windows over. Maybe #168 fix this issue. Still testing……