Provide filtering/searching tabulated-list interface.
Any package that uses tabulated-list
as their display could use this
library/package to add the search functionalities to enhance the user experience.
Here
is one example using this package to *Buffer List*
.
This package look form each item inside list and do the regular expression matching for target information. If the target information doesn't matched then remove it from the list otherwise keep it inside the list.
One huge issue is that the performance maybe very slow due to the
size of the list itself. Hence the time complexity is O(n)
and
I couldn't find any other ideal solution that may be fit into this
kind of the circumstances.
Maybe by restraining the input inside the fake header
could
somehow trick the full list not to loop through the whole list.
Anyway, if you find out the solution feel free to enhance this
by making the PR or just open a new issue! Thanks!
- Resolve performance issue explain here.
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