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Left: /tmp/foo/
Right: /tmp/abc/
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Normal file - same on both sides
Orphan file - does not exist on other side
Mismatch file - different from other side
Ignored file - ignored from comparison
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[-] foo | [-] abc
`--[-] bar | |--[-] bar
`--[-] baz | |
| `--[-] def
With point on foo, bar, or baz on the left, ztree-next-line and ztree-previous-line work as expected, moving from parent to child and back.
However, with point on bar on the right, ztree-next-line moves point under the tree on the left instead of to def.
Also, with point on def on the right, ztree-previous-line moves point to abc instead of to bar on the right.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I see the confusion, but I'm not sure if this behavior is not correct. When I move cursor I expect it to not jump several lines at once. It just moves one line as expected. Maybe user wants to jump then to another side with TAB to copy the file/folder absent?
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Given the following ztree-mode buffer
With point on
foo
,bar
, orbaz
on the left,ztree-next-line
andztree-previous-line
work as expected, moving from parent to child and back.However, with point on
bar
on the right,ztree-next-line
moves point under the tree on the left instead of todef
.Also, with point on
def
on the right,ztree-previous-line
moves point toabc
instead of tobar
on the right.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: