Johannes Altmanninger

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yeah; to put it differently: tab completion is not supposed to be a destructive action. It should be possible to undo `tab` with `s-tab`. But as soon as you do...

Probably there is a `{` which is interpreted as markup. We can indeed remove the -markup switch since it's no longer used. Submitted a patch [here](https://lists.sr.ht/~mawww/kakoune/%[email protected]%3E). Thanks!

> Is not quite flexible when one wants to replace the default pager with the searchable one. A simple remap > ``` > bind -M insert tab complete-and-search > ```...

> global and a per-project file to handle this. Yes exactly - I think there should be configuration files like `~/.config/ltex/dictionaries.json` or per-project `.ltex-dictionaries.json` (names totally made up, I'm not...

> I'd really like for the in-editor add to dictionary to work. that command does not have inherent dependency on the server, besides the fact that it uses server-specific configuration...

Daniel Fichtinger [ran into the same problem](https://discord.com/channels/717163870724161556/717165646181564498/1383183692842668153) and solved it like this: https://git.sr.ht/~ficd/kak-ltex-dictionary I'm flabbergasted that this LSP server seems to require specific client implementation -- you'd think that writing...

might be fixed on latest master; if not, can you share a Ghostty I can test with

> The actual problem is that Down never exits search mode. Yeah. The accumulated search results will be cached until you move the cursor etc., that's why. For context: the...

I guess we can simply keep the cache but still make `--search-mode` return false if the search is on the last item. I don't think there is a use case...

To recap, the problem scenario is that you 0. use something like `bind up _atuin_bind_up` 1. press `ctrl-p` to start a native history search 2. press `ctrl-n` to move back...