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It's probably my personal rhythm that I always find myself typing three letters instead of two to match leaps.
I've been using leap.nvim for months and I just can't adjust that rhythm to find two key motion smooth.
If it's worth considering, I'm more than happy to work on this feature and submit a PR. unless there's a way to extend leap.vim to achieve this.
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It's not out of the question, might worth exploring.
unless there's a way to extend leap.vim to achieve this
No, lots of details depend on the 2-char pattern being an invariant (conflict resolution after the first key press, just to name one)... haven't really thought this through, but I'm a bit skeptical about being able to implement this feature without considerable complications.
ggandor
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feature request: option to opt for a third letter to match
feature request: option to opt for a three-character match pattern
Oct 22, 2024
ggandor
changed the title
feature request: option to opt for a three-character match pattern
feature request: three-character match pattern
Oct 22, 2024
It's probably my personal rhythm that I always find myself typing three letters instead of two to match leaps.
I've been using leap.nvim for months and I just can't adjust that rhythm to find two key motion smooth.
If it's worth considering, I'm more than happy to work on this feature and submit a PR. unless there's a way to extend
leap.vim
to achieve this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: