Include total # of search results in / find
See original GitHub issueRight now cmd + f
VSCode search is superior to /
because it displays the match count. It’d be nice to know whether I should keep traversing by showing a match count in the status bar.
A better solution is to just open the VScode find drawer, which lets you edit the search query with arrow keys. Press ctrl + n
/ ctrl + N
to exit the drawer and traverse the results.
Does this seem like a valuable feature? If so I can get a PR in.
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Ah today I learned! Alright cool I’ll try to get a pull request up later this week.
Makes a macro that searches for and deletes a word and saves it to the q register. 😃