Leo <[email protected]> writes:
> On 2010-04-03 07:01 +0100, Thierry Volpiatto wrote:
>> Even better, instead of keeping a ioccur buffer (unique) like occur,
>> ioccur use now named ioccur-buffer for each buffer where you search in.
>> So the ioccur is not overwrited if you search in another buffer.
>>
>> So when you call ioccur and a ioccur-buffer exist for this buffer,
>> incremental search is NOT started, the ioccur-buffer is displayed.
>>
>> When ioccur-buffer is visible and you call ioccur from other buffer,
>> ioccur-buffer is erased and incremental search restart.
>>
>> When you are in ioccur-buffer, hitting "R" erase buffer and restart
>> incremental search.
>>
>> Of course, hitting C-j or left just jump to matched line and kill ioccur
>> buffer as always.
>>
>> This is in development branch of ioccur:
>> hg clone http://mercurial.intuxication.org/hg/ioccur
>>
>> cd to ioccur directory
>>
>> hg update -C development
>
> I will try it out later on.
>
> Unfortunately because of the key flashing issue which is very disturbing
> I haven't been using ioccur.el. My suggestions in last post was too
> hasty also.
Can you try this simple code in scratch buffer on OSX:
(let ((str (read-key "read: ")))
(prog1
(string str)
(message nil)))
If you see key "flashing" submit a bug about read-key to Emacs for OSX.
Here it work fine (GNU/linux - Gentoo)
--
Thierry Volpiatto
Gpg key: http://pgp.mit.edu/
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