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Sign upHighlight the portion of the line that matches the current query #212
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abo-abo
Aug 28, 2015
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You mean in the minibuffer? Because it already highlights it in the main buffer.
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You mean in the minibuffer? Because it already highlights it in the main buffer. |
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Wilfred
Aug 28, 2015
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Yep, in the minibuffer. The results currently visible in the minibuffer are not necessarily all visible in the buffer (depending on how close together the results are).
I thought I'd file a bug because this caught me out today when looking through a large buffer code.
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Yep, in the minibuffer. The results currently visible in the minibuffer are not necessarily all visible in the buffer (depending on how close together the results are). I thought I'd file a bug because this caught me out today when looking through a large buffer code. |
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Thanks, please test the new feature with: |
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Works perfectly. Thank you :) |
Wilfred commentedAug 28, 2015
In this picture, my second line actually matches my search term twice. However, because the line is quite long, it's easy not to notice.
I think swiper should highlight the matching part of the line, so it's clear that there are multiple matches on the current line.