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👋 Is there a way to get the “star search” (i.e. *
a.k.a. shift+8
) work on symbols containing >
? This is pretty idiomatic in clojure to have fom->to
or ->FooBar
kinds of things and that search does not work. Something about regexp escaping it’s doing… Would appreciate if anyone has and advice how to work around it, cheers!
@prnc I use helm-swoop and it seems to handle characters like this okay. If using *
for the transient symbol highlight menu, then try s
from that menu to find matches
nice! thanks that is a nice workaround. Just need to dig a little deeper to try to see if I can get it to a more “traditional” i.e. vim like behaviour i.e. *
works right away, triggering search forward or just highlight and n
to get the next match. Muscle memory thing 🙂 Cheers!
@prnc or SPC v
and maybe a few more v
to select the whole form and then *
works.
Maybe its just a case of defining a word boundary for the function called by *
:woman-shrugging: