György Andorka

And we are finding targets... where if not in the current (floating) window?

Yeah, I guess the window below remains focusable. If that is the case, you could fix this on your side (instead of adding checks to the Leap call) by explicitly...

Right, got it. TBH, I thought you can only exit a zen window with its dedicated toggle, but I guess a floating island from which you can "jump off" is...

> I have to do the next action while trusting that the cursor has jumped to the desired location even though I don't see it there. the fake cursor should...

This seems to work fine actually, I wasn't aware of the `blend` attribute. @mitchellwrosen care to make a PR? (To the end of main.fnl, after the other autocommands.)

> removing the need for the fake cursor?! As I understand, the fake cursor that Leap provides will be necessary even after this fix (the real cursor should appear on...

> Does Neovim 0.9.5 incorporate that fix? No. > Ah, is it this https://github.com/ggandor/leap.nvim?tab=readme-ov-file#bugs (and associated tweaks)? Yes.

Well, the hack should work fine (does it?), so there's no hurry, but otherwise, yeah, you should wait for stable 0.10. Installing a pre-release version is totally straightforward though, just...

I think you should put the scripts in `nvim/...` instead of `.vim/...` (`:help nvim-config`).

Does this problem occur after undoing a dot-repeat? That is a known Vim issue, according to vim-sneak's docs: https://github.com/justinmk/vim-sneak/blob/94c2de47ab301d476a2baec9ffda07367046bec9/doc/sneak.txt#L200-L202 However, except for the above scenario, dot-repeat should work fine.