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It's easy to get lost in a big nested object literal.
What if we added a new query that records the current key of the object the user is focused inside of? It would be best if the query worked at any level of nesting so an object like
const foo = {
bar: {
baz: {
bip: 'bop' // cursor on this line
}
}
}would return {} foo > {} bar > {} baz > {} bip
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Hi,
It seems this plugin doesn't support multibyte charactor, for example 图片。I tried modifying
function source:get_keyword_pattern()
return [[\w\+]]
endto [[\k\+]], but failed.
Currently, multibyte charactor is support in buffer source using
sources = cmp.config.sources({
{name = 'snippy'}, {name = 'nvim_lsp'},
{name = 'buffer', option = { keyword_pa-
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The README in its current form mostly considers users coming from Sneak/EasyMotion/Hop, and focuses on the distinguishing features of Lightspeed, in a pretty verbose manner. For people who have never used such plugins, or are even new to Vim itself, the information is too distributed though, and I suspect it is hard to get a quick overview on what the heck is Lightspeed actually doing, and why the