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The refactored global_search picker from #9647 lets you accept the most recent item from history if there is something already in the history register (/ by default) and you hit Enter. It's useful to select other items from history too. Most minimally we need keybinds that go forward and backwards in the history, like A-n/A-p and/or A-down/A-up for example. In the long run it could also be nice to find a UI for the completions themselves, maybe something layering over the picker or a new pane that shows up when there are completions.
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@woojiq You don't actually have to do the mouse copying. You can just do / to initiate a local search, then navigate to the item desired (through up and down arrow keys), and hit <enter>. Now do <space>/ and it shows up in the picker as placeholder, and you'd just have to press <enter> to activate it.
Is it inferior to having a native history navigation UX within the picker? Yes. But it's much nicer than the alternative workaround you've described since you don't have to use the mouse (or tmux copy mode, for that matter).
Originally discussed in #11205
The refactored global_search picker from #9647 lets you accept the most recent item from history if there is something already in the history register (
/
by default) and you hit Enter. It's useful to select other items from history too. Most minimally we need keybinds that go forward and backwards in the history, likeA-n
/A-p
and/orA-down
/A-up
for example. In the long run it could also be nice to find a UI for the completions themselves, maybe something layering over the picker or a new pane that shows up when there are completions.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: