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Why?
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I'm sorry if I came off wrong in the original issue, that was not my intention.
Is there any major use case for this feature that I don't see? While I can see that it might have uses, I cannot come up with a practical example my self.
It does not provide any value for the use cases I have, as I'm primarily using it for file selection within vim, and I will just type parts of the filename I want, until it's on top. When the number of matches decrease, it will cause the left side of the prompt to jump and that is a bit disturbing.
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What if you change the rjust
to an ljust
?
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Sorry for the late response.
I tried changing the rjust
to an ljust
as you suggested - rjust
is definitely better. :-) I guess it's not jumping - as the prompt itself doesn't change.
I still feel that the changing number prepended the prompt is disturbing. I generally do not care about the number of matches - I just write until I have the file I need at the top and then move on. So I'd like to be able to turn it off.
If you don't agree, feel free to close this issue. I just wanted to leave the feedback as a happy user of selecta.
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