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As far as I can tell, hint_position affects both, the placement of the label and where the cursor will jump to.
However, if would be useful to be able to configure both independently. For example, I'd like to jump to the first letter of a word (for things like d3e I am used to), but would like to have the label placed at the end of a word, so it does not cover the beginning of the word.
Using a negative hint_offset is not a solution since it is a fixed value and the middle/end of a word has a variable distance to the beginning of the word.
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As far as I can tell, hint_position affects both, the placement of the label and where the cursor will jump to.
However, if would be useful to be able to configure both independently. For example, I'd like to jump to the first letter of a word (for things like
d3e
I am used to), but would like to have the label placed at the end of a word, so it does not cover the beginning of the word.Using a negative hint_offset is not a solution since it is a fixed value and the middle/end of a word has a variable distance to the beginning of the word.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: