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Fuzzy matching #296
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No: they implemented a backend that performs fuzzy matching. It could use |
So, it is possible to integrate |
No, it's not. Or not particularly easy, at least. On the other hand,
That's easier, but it would involve collecting all words from buffers and applyling Anyway, we can't use |
I've just added it but when I tried |
You should try |
Nice. But how can I type to start narrow to a single candidate? Currently, it only gives a list and prevent me from entering anything. |
That might be impossible: initials means initials. You can write your own completion style, however, but that's not a trivial task. |
Alright. This is good enough. I might combine it with |
What exactly should I add to the default backends? And |
Sorry it was my customization. Anyway, we should leave this issue open hopefully it will be implemented in a few more years or someone creates an external package that integrate with |
No need: it's a duplicate of #47. |
Please add a duplicate label to this. |
@jasonm23 Ok, added. |
Cheers |
Someone implemented fuzzy matching with company: http://sixty-north.com/blog/a-more-full-featured-company-mode-backend, although rudimentary. I wonder if we can integrate with existing solution like flx? That would improve usability a lot.
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