mcview: quick one-off backwards search with N #3452
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Thanks, I wasn't aware of ctrl-s / ctrl-r.
What I'm ideally wishing for is a
When my right index finger is already on "N", it's much easier to press Shift too rather than changing to something completely different. Also, I'd like it to go in the opposite direction just on a one-off basis, without changing the overall default direction of the search, and without having to think about where I went so far and so whether I need ctrl-s or ctrl-r. Kinda like an "undo" button. |
that would be SearchOppositeContinue ...
anyway, i support that idea.
what about the editor? plain letters aren't an option there, obviously. |
Indeed. I wasn't sure about the name because I wanted to reflect that the direction is not permanently altered. Although the word "Continue" refers to not bringing up the popup, so it should remain in the name.
Dunno, any opinion from a heavy mcedit user? What about e.g. Ctrl+F7?
(I myself use mcview very often, but prefer an external editor to mcedit. I believe it's already an improvement if mcview receives this feature and mcedit doesn't (or is not bound by default). But feature parity is a fair request.) |
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egmont(@egmontkob)In mcview I often search for a string and press 'n' multiple times to find a desired occurrence, and every once in a while I press it too many times and wish to go back by one or two.
Invoking the search dialog and enabling "Backwards" is cumbersome, let alone that after this operation I'll have to invoke it again to disable it.
In the mean time, uppercase 'N' doesn't do anything.
I recommend implementing searching in the opposite direction for Shift+N (that is: backwards if forward search is chosen in the search dialog, and vice versa), as it's done e.g. in "less".
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