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How is this even possible? Just pipe result from a command into a file and open in vim and search it that way? Perhaps use Neovim's built in terminal where you
by metaltyphoon 1y ago
How is this even possible? Just pipe result from a command into a file and open in vim and search it that way? Perhaps use Neovim's built in terminal where you can search at will? I find it hard to believe that "I don't ever search" is a thing.
- wredcoll 1y agoHe probably uses tmux which has features for all of those things, why should the terminal re-implement them?
- metaltyphoon 1y agoHe gave an interview on YouTube, which contradicts this. https://youtu.be/o-qtso47ECk?si=6gWzcL9-69Njd8jq https://youtu.be/o-qtso47ECk?si=6gWzcL9-69Njd8jq
- wredcoll 1y agoWell, I am perplexed then. It does kinda sound like he's trying to reinvent X11.
- meepmorp 1y agoI don't think I've ever intentionally used the scroll back search in iterm2 and deliberately disabled the shortcut for it because I kept triggering it by accident. I don't understand wanting or needing it, at all.
- shiomiru 1y agoThat's what pagers are for (e.g. less.)