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n/N to move between search results and not clusters #1193
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Try turning on cursor-mode by pressing
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Another issue I am seeing is that in cursor mode the chronological navigation using the If in cursor mode I go to the first line in the log file, type |
Ah, sorry, this is a bug in the default theme. Maybe try a different one for now, I usually use the monocai theme. You can change the theme with the
I can replicate this, thanks! I'll get it fixed right away. |
set_top() was called instead of set_selection() Mentioned in #1193
set_top() was called instead of set_selection() Mentioned in tstack#1193
I would like to re-request a feature I created a ticket for several years ago (#394).
Please make the
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keys configurable inlnav
, so that when pressing the keys to navigate between the next/previous search result it always take me to the next search hit, and not to the next cluster.In the recording below, every time I press
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it takes me to the next search cluster, instead of the next search hit.I understand the use-case for skipping results close to each other; if one wants to quickly scan through a file where they are not interested in the results line-by-line, only cluster-by-cluster, not having to press
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thousands of times to go through the entire log file is a big convenience.However, my use case for analysing log files is different. I heavily rely on being able move between the search results line by line, as every single line contains information I need to look at. Currently, the only workaround I have, is to continuously monitor the hit counter, and whenever I press
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the hit counter increases by more than 1, I have to pressN
to go back to the cluster and use the arrow keys to navigate through the cluster line-by-line.Please consider making the cluster search functionality toggleable.
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