> I usually search the columns of the digraph output for glyph that I want
Before you judge, give it a try:
TBrowseOutput digraph then type C will only keep lines matching C and
highlight the C matches. That's pretty damn close,
Second: You know how to capture output, and I know that you've written
ATP, haven't you? So you know enough VimL python or whatsoever to turn
the redirected outputh into a single col thing you can filter easily
with :g and :v commands (repacing \t by \n or such, you may have to
type the \n by c-v then enter key)
If you know you're looking for ⊗ / search is fine.
I'd even recommend creating your own ~/.digraphs file copy pasting those
you use often there - then its fast to lookup.
And yes, TBrowseOutput is helpful, cause you'll find
tlib#cmd#OutputAsList easily thus you can do something like this which
is pretty damn close:
<c-r>=split(join(tlib#cmd#OutputAsList('digraph'),"\n"),'\s\{2,}')
Asking for finding digraph faster without talking about how to find them
in the first place is like "feeling lucky" :-)
And of course you can combine that And TBrowseOutput easily, using such:
:TBrowseOutput echo
join(split(join(tlib#cmd#OutputAsList('digraph'),"\n"),'\s\{2,}'),"\n")
which doesn't work, any idea why?
HTH
Marc Weber
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