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Case-insensitive search and configurable default search mode #1410
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This sounds like a great idea, that goes along with my own pain of wanting to have that (from time to time) as well as regex search. Sorry for not having implemented it yet, but we'll make it happen and keep you posted here :-) |
So we need to have:
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Might be better to be able to set a default directly, and have a param on the keybind action to override the default |
I realized that emacs evil-mode has a very good default behavior when it comes to search, by default if you are using all lower-case letters search is case-insesnsitive, but if you have at least one upper letter search becomes case-sensitive |
Yeah it's part of the request, it's what vim calls "smart case" |
Hi @0x5c, i think that current "smart case" is a good solution and does not require any additional configuration, if you think that you have some use cases where you would like to change casesensetivity on the fly, i think we can provide keymapping action for it. |
Abstract
Implement a case-insensitive search, a config key to select the default search case-sensitivity, and a way to change the case-sensitivity while in the search mode.
As a bonus, a "smart-case" search (case-insensitive if the input is lowercase, case-sensitive if the input has an uppercase character) would be useful too.
Motivation
Contour is currently only able to do a case-sensitive search, which makes it significantly harder to find things where the case is not known.
Specification
I'm not sure about the details, if it should be a keybind action that changes the case-sensitivity, or a special sequence like the way vim does it (
\c
anywhere in the search string). This should probably require an indicator in the status bar.It seems clear to me is that it should be switchable once already in the search mode, and not only be a separate keybind action that starts a -separate- case-insensitive search mode. It might still be useful to have a
case-sensitive: true/false
option on theSearchReverse
action for people that want to have that, but it isn't my use-case.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: