Allow stop search and leave cursor at some place other than initial place or some matched line

[xianxu]

Often times I start a search, hit cmd+i couple of times, scroll to a bit and find one line I want to start editing. So I click on that line (which is not the matched line, but probably 2 lines down), I expect a way for me to exit search and stay on that line. So far I haven't found out how. The two ways to exit search either jump back to cursor location before search, or current match location.

More generally, incremental search doesn't play well if I move cursor location, either by scroll and click-to-select, or using vim binding (say gg to go to beginning of file). When I go back to head of file and hit cmd+i again, I expect incremental search to start searching from beginning again. However, incremental search still keep search from the 'matched position', which is kind of confusing.

[mrstux]

having this issue too. basically, start an incrmeental search... get to where I need, and click into the code... and it leaves the last hit circled forever... until I enter search and esc.