Add support to show/hide results from all files at once #140
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gvol
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@gvol it's odd but after using your deadgrep-toggle-all-file-results function I have to toggle the result 3 times (i.e. press TAB on the file name) to get the results displayed back. |
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Nice, thank you! :) |
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@Wilfred have you seen my comment? Any ideas on why I'm having this issue? I mean after collapsing I have to tap TAB 3 times to get the file contents displayed. |
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This seems to fix a problem mentioned by @dolzenko in a comment on Wilfred#140. The problems seems to be that it hides files multiple times and probably one of the later hides prevents showing with one key stroke
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I've wanted this for a while, but I finally decided to tackle it, after noticing #68 was the same thing.