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orestis 2020-09-15T04:23:14.027800Z

It’s the opposite that bites - when I am on ns.foo, and I press star, I expect ns.foo/bar to match, and it doesn’t. Similarly, sometimes a keyword and it’s colon-less form (say in a keys destructuring) should match. Perhaps star is not the correct keystroke but I can’t shake the muscle memory :)

2020-09-15T17:36:38.028700Z

yeah, I don't run into this because I expect * to mean "the same token clojure would read, as a search" and I use / or ? for the others, typing in the substring

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nbardiuk 2020-09-15T17:38:56.030100Z

there is less known g* that searches for word under cursor but without word boundaries. So if cursor is on ns.foo it will jump to next ns.foo/bar

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2020-09-15T21:03:36.031500Z

wow @nbardiuk thanks, you made my day. 10 years of vim later, just learned about g* now... awesome that's perfect

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Olical 2020-09-16T11:34:46.032500Z

omg me too!

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