Show the primary selection index on statusline #12326
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Have the status line show the number of the current selection out of the total in the file. Right now, the `# sels` shows how many selections you have in the current buffer, but this shows the (1-based) index at which which one your primary cursor is on in the current buffer, i.e. `3/6 sels`, then if you press `)`, it would say `4/6` sels etc. This is very helpful when multiple selections are spread out beyond a single view to orient oneself with the current selections.
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Have the status line show the number of the current selection out of the total in the file.
Right now, the
# selsshows how many selections you have in the current buffer, but this PR adds the (1-based) index of which one your primary cursor is on in the current buffer, i.e.3/6 sels, then if you press), it would say4/6sels etc.This is very helpful when multiple selections are spread out beyond a single view to orient oneself with the current selections.