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if anyone has any questions or feedback about treemacs - the author is a coworker of mine
When I am viewing a file in a window I can type /
which allows me to search. Lets says I do /FOO
what do I press to scroll through all the matches?
@mario.cordova.862 if I'm understanding you correctly (searching entirely within a regular buffer), you hit enter
once you have it the way you want, and then n
will jump forward to the next match.
NP! @mario.cordova.862 are all the matches in the buffer highlighted? I forget if that's turned on by default. If not, I recommend it 🙂
this little cheat sheet might help you Mario: https://gist.github.com/robphoenix/9e4db767ab5c912fb558 The search you are doing with / is actually a vim thing. This cheat sheet includes spacemacs stuff and some vim stuff. I also recommend going through the evil tutor. Press SPC h T to get to it.