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If I remove the (_compound_statement) (_simple_statement) part of the query and use the treesit-query-validate function the query validates fine.
The jump feature works very well with yaml.
I'm on a mac with Sonoma 14.2 and have tried this with emacs-29.2 and emacs-30.0.50 and used the setup in you readme.
I'm pretty sure I have the 0.20.4 version of the tree-sitter-python library, but don't know how to validate. I have tested the query on the same python code in the Tree-sitter Playground, there it seems to work.
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Thanks for catching that. The avy code is old and should be rewritten to be more useful and dynamic. I've made a note of the issue, which is legitimate. Thanks for reporting it!
Hi @heigum and @mickeynp,
Support of navigation movements, similar to avy would be a great enhancement to combobulate, but I can't find any mention of combobluate-avy-jump function in the repository. Could you please tell me where can I find it?
I removed it as it did not work (leftover from the old prototype) and was really rather limited in scope and capability, so it was a poor showing of Avy support.
If you feel like working on something like this, feel free, though!
Thank you for a very nice package.
If I in any python buffer try the
combobluate-avy-jump
function I get the errorIf I remove the
(_compound_statement) (_simple_statement)
part of the query and use thetreesit-query-validate
function the query validates fine.The jump feature works very well with yaml.
I'm on a mac with Sonoma 14.2 and have tried this with emacs-29.2 and emacs-30.0.50 and used the setup in you readme.
I'm pretty sure I have the 0.20.4 version of the tree-sitter-python library, but don't know how to validate. I have tested the query on the same python code in the Tree-sitter Playground, there it seems to work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: