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New anchored filter method #70
New anchored filter method #70
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Seems good to me! Thank you for helping out :)
Just add a changelog entry and I'll be happy to merge.
Should I squash the commits? (Assuming "yes", but it's better to ask) 😬 |
"Anchored" uses uppercase letters and symbols as anchors for word beginning. For example, assuming the text "find-file-at-point": - Query "FFP" matches "(find)-(file)-at-(point)" - Query "FiPoint" matches "(find)-file-at-(point)" - Query "fiFAP" matches "(find)-(file)-(at)-(point)" - Query "fi-a-p" matches "(find)-file-(at)-(point)" The rationale for a new filter is that it has the convenience of "initialism", with more control, but without increase the number of keystrokes.
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All changes done 🙂 |
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Looks great! Thank you!
Whether you squash or not is up to you. GitHub lets me do that automatically when I merge the pull request. |
New
anchored
filter methodThe proposed filter uses uppercased letters and symbols as anchors
for word beginning.
For example, assuming the text "find-file-at-point":
The rationale for a new filter is that it has the convenience of
initialism
,with more control to the user, but without increase the number of
keystrokes.