Add support for two-characters typing + overall improvements #43
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I can't find a way how to properly replace the contents of the screen when in copy mode :/. This would allow us to use this plugin in copy mode too. If someone knows how to do this correctly, please let me know. |
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Closes #42
This PR is not ready yet. I'd like to make this behave pretty much like vim easymotion. So when you type in the first character, the preview will already update and then again once you enter the second character.
I also wanna make sure we can use this in copy mode. Currently, we can only use
tmux-jumpstarting from normal mode and not within copy mode.Btw, very good code! :) Even though I haven't worked with Ruby at all so far, after watching a short video about it, I was able to understand your code pretty quickly and could contribute to it!