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I use vim-over constantly when I'm working, it's very useful to have that live preview.
What I really love about it, is that I can build my regular expressions live while I'm typing it so I can quickly have a reference to know if my pattern is proper or not.
What would be extremely great is if :OverCommandLine was capable of replacing the default vim search.
So instead of the usual > s/foo/bar you can just do > /foo
Now this actually already works but there are a couple issues with it.
:OverCommandLine does not respect the incsearch setting. ( it will not immediately jump to the first search term as you type it ). Manual Page for Reference
Pressing Enter after typing your search, will jump to the first search term, however it does not go to the word itself of the search result only the beginning of the line it is on.
Hi there,
I use vim-over constantly when I'm working, it's very useful to have that live preview.
What I really love about it, is that I can build my regular expressions live while I'm typing it so I can quickly have a reference to know if my pattern is proper or not.
What would be extremely great is if
:OverCommandLine
was capable of replacing the default vim search.So instead of the usual
> s/foo/bar
you can just do> /foo
Now this actually already works but there are a couple issues with it.
:OverCommandLine
does not respect theincsearch
setting. ( it will not immediately jump to the first search term as you type it ). Manual Page for ReferenceEnter
after typing your search, will jump to the first search term, however it does not go to the word itself of the search result only the beginning of the line it is on.If you'd like a perfect example of what I'm looking for, this plugin actually does exactly what I'm describing. https://github.com/haya14busa/incsearch.vim
Vim-Over can technically do exactly what incsearch.vim can do but with small amendments to the above issues.
Please let me know what you think.
Thanks
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