György Andorka

> I found that leap can only support English characters Well, Leap supports any characters if you can input those. I mean, it finds and labels any Unicode characters. Special...

I think what you're looking for is `opts.highlight_unlabeled_phase_one_targets = true`. It is opt-in, since it's actually redundant, and Leap aims for reducing the visual noise as much as possible by...

> I recognize this might not be consistent with your goals for the project, as some would argue it encourages a more 'step-by-step' approach. I believe that this what leap...

> Clearing the highlights can be done by overriding the cleanup function in leap.highlight which executes after each keypress, and therefore is capable of deleting user extmarks at any point....

> Currently, light-up-beacons is private, but if users can make a callback within it which would allow for setting up user extmarks or override its behavior completely That sounds pretty...

I just added that line as it is, as an undocumented "escape hatch", so that you folks can experiment with it right away. Feedback is welcome. The advantage of using...

If anyone can solve this (interop with _native_ f/t), I'd be very happy to hear how (I couldn't yet).

@Subjective Interesting project, but it's not interoping with native `;`/`,`, it actually reimplements `f`/`F`/`t`/`T`. (At the moment, dot-repeat, cancelling a change operation, and forcing `v` are broken, for example. Which...

> I think this happens also with leap.nvim and flit.nvim. leap then flit -> ; still repeats the leap. Maybe related: [ggandor/flit.nvim#29 (comment)](https://github.com/ggandor/flit.nvim/issues/29#issue-1630554266) Interop between leap and flit is doable...

Yep, I'm here, thanks very-very much for the kindness and support for everyone, so, at the moment, there's no official channel for that, but I will let you know folks...