Repeat jumps in either direction with f / f about mini.nvim HOT 5 CLOSED

Thanks for the suggestion! There is a repeat_jump mapping, which is by default ;. So you can, for example, type Fx to search backwards for x and then repeat backward jump with ;. Then possibly jump forward with f and repeat forward jump again with ;. The same goes with t and T. Is this good enough for you?

At the moment I like current design better for its simplicity: f and t always jump forward, F and T always jump backward, ; always repeats previous jump.

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The repeat map will work well enough, perhaps remapped to another key for my preferences. I do appreciate the logic of keeping the directions absolute.

By chance is there any status variable set by the plugin, where a user could detect if there is a jump chain in progress, and remap 'f' during a chain if desired? I tried to have a look at the code but I'm pretty new at Lua.

BTW, so far I'm loving mini.nvim, and have replaced several standby plugins with your modules. You've covered most of my "essentials" with nice minimal versions. Big thumbs up, and I'm looking forward to mini-vim-lion.

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Thank you for your kind words!

At the moment there is some stored helper information about the process (if "inside jumping", if "backward", etc.), but it is not exported to the user. I'll think about exporting it, as it does seem like there is an interesting use case.

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I think I'll close this in favor of a newly created one.

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@rogersai, I've created an exported MiniJump.state table which should have enough information for the custom remap you were looking for. Sorry for this much delay, wanted to cover module with tests before making any changes. Hope it helps.

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