Maxim V
Maxim V
> This is not ideal, considering cases where you type it's. Could you please describe this in more detail? It's not clear for me what is the problem here. Also...
> \bfront, back\b, \bboth\b, à la regular expression. I don't know if this is really needed but it could be a good option. Though, if implemented it may become a...
> Expectations also depend on context... there's no one-size-fits-all solution I understand your point and I agree with it partially but this approach does not solve the problem for me...
> Have you tried getting used to the change:reload approach? Yes but typing a regexp every time is inconvenient. So, now this is my backup option. Besides, I would like...
I believe that the only purpose of scoring is to show more suitable results first but all results should be relevant matches. And I don't understand why you say that...
It is clear form me that scoring helps to present the most relevant (to the intention) matches at the top of the resulting list but it has nothing to do...
> I mentioned above how a user with a different expectation can still benefit from it because matches around _ are ranked lower than the rest. Yes, but this makes...
Thank you for your efforts! :+1:
Thank you for the quick response! I have already been using `reload` with a binding for viewing git commits via fzf (for switching between all commits and current branch commits)...
I have just had a first try of it. Yes, it looks to be working well (though, I executed 'ag' instead of 'rg' with fzf#vim#grep2()). And I agree that the...