Jump to Chinese characters using [[https://github.com/abo-abo/avy][avy]].
Most avy commands related to char/word jumping are supported:
avy-goto-charavy-goto-char-2avy-goto-char-in-lineavy-goto-char-timeravy-goto-word-0avy-goto-word-1avy-goto-subword-0avy-goto-subword-1avy-goto-word-or-subword-1
When the avy-zh is enabled, the supported commands will be able to
jump to both Chinese and English characters/words. That is, you don’t
need remember extra commands or create extra key bindings in order to
jump to Chinese characters. All you need to do is to enable the minor
mode and use your avy key bindings to jump to Chinese characters.
In addition, you can also use English punctuation to jump to Chinese/English punctuation.
For example, use . to jump to both 。 and ., and < to jump to
both 《 and <, etc. Behind the scene, avy-zh uses zh-lib.el to
translate the letter to Chinese characters and English punctuation to
Chinese punctuation. To see the full list of punctuation that are
supported, see zh-lib.el.
Besides, all other packages using avy will also be able to handle
Chinese characters.
(add-to-list 'load-path "path/to/avy-zh")
(require 'avy-zh)
(with-eval-after-load 'avy
(avy-zh-mode +1))By default, avy-zh will remap both word jumping and character
jumping methods in avy. If you only want to remap character jumping
methods, use:
(setq avy-zh-treat-word-as-char nil)
After setting this, the following commands in avy are not able to
jump to Chinese characters:
avy-goto-word-0avy-goto-word-1avy-goto-subword-0avy-goto-subword-1avy-goto-word-or-subword-1