Only to find that someone made a "def_instruction" and it's there. I didn't want to filter our, I just wanted to... sort.
With config file I can do a simple
> rg "something" | ssort ~/ssort/elixir_methods
> # or if I use it often
> alias ssort-elixirm "ssort ~/ssort/elixir_methods"
> rg "something | ssort-elixirm
This can be solved by working LSP though, what working LSP can't solve though is:
> rg "impl" | ssort-elixirm | ssort -f MyCompany
But (given as it looks like it was buried) it's a microoptimization for CLI search freaks ;)
Layperson question: how does this differ from, say, piping something to fzf; and what advantages does it have over that?
Good question - main thing is that it's saving time on repeatable searches and optimize search.
I was working with Elixir without ability to use LSP and so, my flow often looked like this:
Only to find that someone made a "def_instruction" and it's there. I didn't want to filter our, I just wanted to... sort.With config file I can do a simple
This can be solved by working LSP though, what working LSP can't solve though is: But (given as it looks like it was buried) it's a microoptimization for CLI search freaks ;)