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OK, I'm (in my usual way) thinking about how things should work, as opposed to how they do work, and specifically quick-fix lists. My process for doing some kind of refactor is to do some kind of grep, and quickfix on that, but I often have to expand things. e.g. "I have to pass the model parameter to the externalize function", so I grep '/externalize' and quickfix that.
But this caller, a heavily used function, doesn't have a model, so I need to expand to all its callers.
Which I want to add to the front of the list. Also, sometimes I want to skip a hard instance - send it to the end of the list.