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I'm coming from neovim/nvchad and one workflow I often use is:
Trigger global (directory) search and search for something and press C-q to copy the list of matching locations to the vim's quickfix list
Alternatively, perform a search in an external tool like ripgrep and load the results into the quickfix list via :cfile
Step through the quickfix list one-by-one and review/fix things.
AFAIU helix doesn't have anything like a quickfix list and I feel it's a real omission because:
The quickfix list is stateful: it provides a stable and visible place of all locations I want to look at, and it remembers the location in the list where I am right now.
It doesn't seem to have any good counterpart in helix right now: I don't see any other helix features that could help me realize the above workflow.
IMHO it's not necessary to implement a quickfix- and location list, like vim. A single one should be enough. As a first step, implementing something like :cfile would also be enough IMHO.
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I'm coming from neovim/nvchad and one workflow I often use is:
C-q
to copy the list of matching locations to the vim's quickfix list:cfile
AFAIU helix doesn't have anything like a quickfix list and I feel it's a real omission because:
IMHO it's not necessary to implement a quickfix- and location list, like vim. A single one should be enough. As a first step, implementing something like
:cfile
would also be enough IMHO.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: