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So, as a NixOS user who likes to have everything in 1 file. i created a parser script and jump script that allows for near instant transportation to the marked lines from within the editor. it is isn't perfect, but i thought i would post the idea here as I myself finds in very convenient to use. just the fact that i can press "space + u" to bring up the menu and type part of the name of the point i want to and press enter is something that saves me a lot of time. maybe a similar system could be implemented natively into Helix?
Anyhow, my version is using ydotool for interacting with Helix, and it uses wofi for the menu.
you set a jump point by writing something like "#1[name of jump point]" in this case the 1 is the main category. if you want to add sub-catagories to 1, the synax would just be "#1>[name of jump point]". the ">" signifying, that it is nested within 1.
anyway, sorry for the bad english. even if you don't like the idea, thank you for reading.
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So, as a NixOS user who likes to have everything in 1 file. i created a parser script and jump script that allows for near instant transportation to the marked lines from within the editor. it is isn't perfect, but i thought i would post the idea here as I myself finds in very convenient to use. just the fact that i can press "space + u" to bring up the menu and type part of the name of the point i want to and press enter is something that saves me a lot of time. maybe a similar system could be implemented natively into Helix?
Anyhow, my version is using ydotool for interacting with Helix, and it uses wofi for the menu.
you set a jump point by writing something like "#1[name of jump point]" in this case the 1 is the main category. if you want to add sub-catagories to 1, the synax would just be "#1>[name of jump point]". the ">" signifying, that it is nested within 1.
anyway, sorry for the bad english. even if you don't like the idea, thank you for reading.
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