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preferrably, a user would press the 'leap' keybind, then type a letter that is currently at least like 70% visible and if theres multiples of that letter (which is the case most often), an overlay with another letter would appear over it. pressing the character as seen on the overlay, the cursor would jump to that position.
for me this is an essential motion and i cant comfortably live without it.
you can probably either try to temporarily replace the text seen in the buffer with the 'overlay text' and then revert the changes after the jump or overlay a gui component, although that would probably warrant its on plugin
thank you
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hi, it would be very awesome if i could bind some key (like f or more commonly s) to a 'jump to specific letter' motion, as seen in popular plugins for vim, such as https://github.com/smoka7/hop.nvim or https://github.com/ggandor/leap.nvim.
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preferrably, a user would press the 'leap' keybind, then type a letter that is currently at least like 70% visible and if theres multiples of that letter (which is the case most often), an overlay with another letter would appear over it. pressing the character as seen on the overlay, the cursor would jump to that position.
for me this is an essential motion and i cant comfortably live without it.
you can probably either try to temporarily replace the text seen in the buffer with the 'overlay text' and then revert the changes after the jump or overlay a gui component, although that would probably warrant its on plugin
thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: