swiper: ivy-yank-word less useful when there are multiple matches in the current line

[zhaojiangbin]

Reproduction:
1- In scratch buffer enter the following line:

Some_type v = Some_func();

2- Place the cursor on the second 'S' - one that following the '='.
3- Run swiper, press C-w to yank the word "Some" (or type in the word "Some").
4- Watch the point jumping to the first occurrence of "Some".
5- It is now unable to yank the word "_func".

With case folded, this can happen even more often in C and C++ code.

There is a workaround: at the prompt type "_f", instead of pressing C-w again in step 5. It is less convenient though.

[abo-abo]

Thanks.

[zhaojiangbin]

Well, the change does fix the issue for M-j (or whatever key that ivy-yank-word is mapped to) .

But the point still jumps to the first match when either the pattern "Some" is entered manually on prompt or swiper is called with a non-nil initial input such as M-:(swiper "Some"). Subsequently, ivy-yank-word is made unable to pick up the wanted word.

[abo-abo]

Thanks, please test. In the future, if you find that I closed an issue opened by you, and the issue isn't solved, please re-open it. If the issue isn't tracked by Github, I'll likely forget about it.

[zhaojiangbin]

Verified. Thanks very much.

I don't have the privilege of re-opening closed issues even opened by myself. :) In the future I can open a new issue and refer the old one in it.