Hello! Thank you for creating such an awesome tmux plugin. I really like "searching by 2 chars" feature. However, I'm having the following issue:

After inputting two characters, I can't see anything except the highlighted first char of potential matches. All other texts are darkened.

Is it the problem with my terminal? Here's what I tried but none worked:

1. I'm using kitty but the same iusse persisted with alacritty

2. tried different colorschemes in kitty

My config:

set-option -g @plugin "roy2220/easyjump.tmux"
set-option -g @easyjump-key-binding "f"
set-option -g @easyjump-smart-case "off"
set-option -g @easyjump-auto-begin-selection "on"

Is it possible that you add an option to "disable darkened other texts when selecting potential matches"? The first char being orange is apparent enough (at least for me).

Any help is much appreciated. Thank you!

Hello!
Great plugin, thank you for your work.

It would be very useful, if this plugin could allow to jump when tmux is in copy mode.

Example:

Some command has produced several screens of output, I activate copy mode, scroll one screen up, see information I want to copy, activate easyjump and with a few strokes I'm in the right position.

Current behavior:

Copy mode exists after I activate easyjump and thus resets my current cursor position and there is no way to jump
where I want.

I've remapped my leader key to Space for easy access.
Now I have the problem that the plugin activates when I also type in insert mode - every time I press space.

Can you please add an option to disable it in insert mode?

When edit long command (e.g. shell commands or mysql queries), I want to use easyjump to go to the right position and do the edits.

Thanks for creating this plugin!

Thank you this great plugin! I noticed that the plugin does not work properly when having more than 2 splits in (n)vim.

Assume we have the following split layout:
1 | 2 | 3

I can jump from 1 to 2, and from 2 to 3. However, trying to jump from 1 to 3 is throwing an error. This always seem to happen when there is at least one additional split between origin and destination.

Error detected while processing function <SNR>104_invoke:
line   26:
Traceback (most recent call last):^@  File "/home/int/.vim/plugged/easyjump.tmux/plugin/../easyjump.py", line 553, in <module>^@    main()^@  File "/home/int/.vim/plugged/easyjump.tmux/plugin/../easyjump.py", line 549, in main^@    screen.jump_to_position(position)^@  File "/home/int/.vim/plugged/easyjump.tmux/plugin/../easyjump.py", line 210, in jump_to_position^@    self._mouse_jump_to_position(position)^@  Fil
e "/home/int/.vim/plugged/easyjump.tmux/plugin/../easyjump.py", line 256, in _mouse_jump_to_position^@    x = bytes((0x20 + position.column_number,))^@ValueError: bytes must be in range(0, 256)^@

easyjump.tmux begins with 1 char label. If 1 char is not enough to differentiate the occurrences, it switches to using 2 character.

The problem is the length of labels ( 1 or 2 characters) is set globally. We could improve it to use both 1 char labels and 2 char labels at the same time when there's too many occurrences.

Jumping to a screen position with column number 127 and any line number in Vim will raise error E481: No range allowed, seems the XTerm Control Sequence to simulate mouse clicks, which is sent to Vim by command tmux send-keys, is modified by Tmux before sending it to Vim. May be caused by the UTF-8 encoding/decoding process in Tmux.

After typing 2 chars and the hints appears, if I press escape to try getting out of easyjump, the screen isn't reset at all and the hints stay.

How to reproduce: trigger easymotion, type 2 chars, and press ESC to cancel.

Seem we failed to exit running easymotion. Color in the pane is not reset.

Update: it resets the pane color after about half a minute.

Related settings to emulate rectangular selection in vim,

set-option -g mode-keys vi
bind-key -T copy-mode-vi C-v send-keys -X begin-selection \; send-keys -X rectangle-toggle;
bind-key -T copy-mode-vi v   send-keys -X begin-selection;
bind-key -T copy-mode-vi V   send-keys -X select-line;

run-shell /path/to/tmux/plugins/easyjump.tmux/easyjump.tmux

Steps to reproduce

1. C-b [ enters copy mode, C-v triggers rectangular selection.
2. Then trigger easyjump. Enter 2 chars to do jumping.

When jumping is done, rectangular is reset to normal selection.

I'm having trouble using easyjump in a tmux session in a docker container using the below settings.
The settings run just fine on a host, directly. What am I doing wrong?

# .tmux.conf
set -g @plugin 'roy2220/easyjump.tmux'
unbind C-s
set-option -g @easyjump-key-binding "s"

I love your plugin and use it a lot!
In the vim plugin in normal mode, what I'm missing from it is a form of jumping to the next match using ; and to the previous match using , - essentially the same way as vim-sneak motion.

If you can implement this missing feature, it's essentially a vim-sneak on steroids!