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Hi Wilfred, thx for your work! Love the UI of *deadgrep* buffer.
I have a idea of enhancing and want to share it with you:
let's assume that we have a sample file "sample.js":
const A = () => {
console.log("I'm function A");
};
const B = () => {
console.log("I'm function B");
};
const C = () => {
console.log("I'm function C");
};I use deadgrep to search "console" and the result will be:
Search term: function change
Search type: string words regexp
Case: smart sensitive ignore
Context: none before after
Directory: ~/XXXX
Files: all type glob
sample.js
2 console.log("I'm function A");
6 console.log("I'm function B");
10 console.log("I'm function C");
Then I change both "before" and "after" context to 1, and I will get:
Search term: function change
Search type: string words regexp
Case: smart sensitive ignore
Context: none before:1 after:1
Directory: ~/XXXX
Files: all type glob
sample.js
1 const A = () => {
2 console.log("I'm function A");
3 };
5 const B = () => {
6 console.log("I'm function B");
7 };
9 const C = () => {
10 console.log("I'm function C");
11 };
It's hard to see the boundary of different result and I think a divider would help:
Search term: function change
Search type: string words regexp
Case: smart sensitive ignore
Context: none before:1 after:1
Directory: ~/XXXX
Files: all type glob
sample.js
1 const A = () => {
2 console.log("I'm function A");
3 };
...
5 const B = () => {
6 console.log("I'm function B");
7 };
...
9 const C = () => {
10 console.log("I'm function C");
11 };
To add a divider, I can see results with context in same file more clearly. What's your opinion?
M-x deadgrep-debug:
About your environment:
Platform: darwin
Emacs version: 26.1
Command: nil
Initial output from ripgrep:
nil
ripgrep version: 0.9.0.
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