basic example use with evil

[jstaursky]

Hey I have the following which I feel should work, what am I doing wrong? From the readme shouldn't better-jumper piggy back off of the built in jumplist implementation to track when jumps occur? Or maybe Im misunderstanding what you mean by "built in jump list implemention"?

  (use-package better-jumper
    :config
    (define-key evil-motion-state-map (kbd "C-o") 'better-jumper-jump-backward)
    (define-key evil-motion-state-map (kbd "<C-i>") 'better-jumper-jump-forward))

  (use-package evil
    :config
    (setq evil-jmp-triggers
          '(xref-goto-xref       xref-quit-and-goto-xref  evil-scroll-page-down
            evil-scroll-page-up  jump-to-register         switch-to-buffer
            previous-buffer      helm-gtags-find-tag

            spacemacs/c-c++-lsp-ccls-find-callers   spacemacs/c-c++-lsp-ccls-find-callees
            spacemacs/c-c++-lsp-ccls-find-refs-read spacemacs/c-c++-lsp-ccls-find-refs-write))

    (dolist (cmd evil-jmp-triggers)
      (evil-add-command-properties cmd :jmp t))

    (advice-add 'evil-jump-backward
                :around (lambda (oldfn &rest args)
                          (apply oldfn args)
                          (run-at-time ".1 sec") nil #'recenter)
                          (redraw-display))
    (advice-add 'evil-jump-forward
                :around (lambda (oldfn &rest args)
                          (apply oldfn args)
                          (run-at-time ".1 sec") nil #'recenter)
                (redraw-display))

    (better-jumper-mode)

    ) ; end use-package 'evil

[gilbertw1]

Hey,

You want to set better-jumper-use-evil-jump-advice to t. This will instruct better-jumper at attach advice to the evil add jump function that will make better-jumper track jumps from evil.

See more here: https://github.com/gilbertw1/better-jumper#use-evil-jump-advice-better-jumper-use-evil-jump-advice

Edit: Sorry, that value actually defaults to t. I'll take a look at your config in more detail when I get a chance to see if I can spot any issues with it.