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can I select it without more alphabet in emacs?
I am in above picture. I want to select common-media-session.h, but I always select it using tab or c-n or c-p in vim.
Can I go to next candidate like vim?
emacs evil-mode
asked Jan 2 at 0:27
geeeekgeeeek
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I am in above picture. I want to select common-media-session.h, but I always select it using tab or c-n or c-p in vim.
Can I go to next candidate like vim?
emacs evil-mode
asked Jan 2 at 0:27
geeeekgeeeek
558
It’s not the canonical way, butC-M-/(perhaps more than once) would work here.
– Davis Herring
Jan 2 at 0:39
1
This question seems about emacs and the evil-mode. Remove the tag "vim" and add "evil-mode".
– Ralf
Jan 2 at 8:21
1
I recommend you to use narrowing framework. Helm or Ivy.
– azzamsa
Jan 3 at 12:49
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I am in above picture. I want to select common-media-session.h, but I always select it using tab or c-n or c-p in vim.
Can I go to next candidate like vim?
emacs evil-mode
asked Jan 2 at 0:27
geeeekgeeeek
558
I am in above picture. I want to select common-media-session.h, but I always select it using tab or c-n or c-p in vim.
Can I go to next candidate like vim?
emacs evil-mode
emacs evil-mode
asked Jan 2 at 0:27
geeeekgeeeek
558
asked Jan 2 at 0:27
geeeekgeeeek
558
edited Jan 9 at 0:44
geeeek
asked Jan 2 at 0:27
geeeekgeeeek
558
asked Jan 2 at 0:27
geeeekgeeeek
558
asked Jan 2 at 0:27
geeeekgeeeek
558
558
It’s not the canonical way, butC-M-/(perhaps more than once) would work here.
– Davis Herring
Jan 2 at 0:39
1
This question seems about emacs and the evil-mode. Remove the tag "vim" and add "evil-mode".
– Ralf
Jan 2 at 8:21
1
I recommend you to use narrowing framework. Helm or Ivy.
– azzamsa
Jan 3 at 12:49
add a comment |
It’s not the canonical way, butC-M-/(perhaps more than once) would work here.
– Davis Herring
Jan 2 at 0:39
1
This question seems about emacs and the evil-mode. Remove the tag "vim" and add "evil-mode".
– Ralf
Jan 2 at 8:21
1
I recommend you to use narrowing framework. Helm or Ivy.
– azzamsa
Jan 3 at 12:49
It’s not the canonical way, but
C-M-/ (perhaps more than once) would work here.– Davis Herring
Jan 2 at 0:39
It’s not the canonical way, but
C-M-/ (perhaps more than once) would work here.– Davis Herring
Jan 2 at 0:39
1
1
This question seems about emacs and the evil-mode. Remove the tag "vim" and add "evil-mode".
– Ralf
Jan 2 at 8:21
This question seems about emacs and the evil-mode. Remove the tag "vim" and add "evil-mode".
– Ralf
Jan 2 at 8:21
1
1
I recommend you to use narrowing framework. Helm or Ivy.
– azzamsa
Jan 3 at 12:49
I recommend you to use narrowing framework. Helm or Ivy.
– azzamsa
Jan 3 at 12:49
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If you enable icomplete-mode, then you can use C-. and c-, to move to the next/previous candidate.
If you set completion-cycling to a non-nil value, then you can simply hit TAB several times until you get to the completion you want.
Personally, I'd just type com-s.h TAB instead.
answered Jan 6 at 18:04
StefanStefan
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M-v to switch to the completion list and C-n to select. You can read more here.
answered Jan 2 at 3:20
Navy ChengNavy Cheng
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I am using evil. Thus I can't switch to completion window.
– geeeek
Jan 2 at 4:28
I'm not familiar with evil, Maybe you set your own hot key to switch-to-completions?
– Navy Cheng
Jan 2 at 8:07
No, I can't switch to completion in minibuffer.
– geeeek
Jan 4 at 4:22
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If you enable icomplete-mode, then you can use C-. and c-, to move to the next/previous candidate.
If you set completion-cycling to a non-nil value, then you can simply hit TAB several times until you get to the completion you want.
Personally, I'd just type com-s.h TAB instead.
answered Jan 6 at 18:04
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If you enable icomplete-mode, then you can use C-. and c-, to move to the next/previous candidate.
If you set completion-cycling to a non-nil value, then you can simply hit TAB several times until you get to the completion you want.
Personally, I'd just type com-s.h TAB instead.
answered Jan 6 at 18:04
StefanStefan
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If you enable icomplete-mode, then you can use C-. and c-, to move to the next/previous candidate.
If you set completion-cycling to a non-nil value, then you can simply hit TAB several times until you get to the completion you want.
Personally, I'd just type com-s.h TAB instead.
answered Jan 6 at 18:04
StefanStefan
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If you enable icomplete-mode, then you can use C-. and c-, to move to the next/previous candidate.
If you set completion-cycling to a non-nil value, then you can simply hit TAB several times until you get to the completion you want.
Personally, I'd just type com-s.h TAB instead.
answered Jan 6 at 18:04
StefanStefan
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M-v to switch to the completion list and C-n to select. You can read more here.
answered Jan 2 at 3:20
Navy ChengNavy Cheng
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I am using evil. Thus I can't switch to completion window.
– geeeek
Jan 2 at 4:28
I'm not familiar with evil, Maybe you set your own hot key to switch-to-completions?
– Navy Cheng
Jan 2 at 8:07
No, I can't switch to completion in minibuffer.
– geeeek
Jan 4 at 4:22
add a comment |
M-v to switch to the completion list and C-n to select. You can read more here.
answered Jan 2 at 3:20
Navy ChengNavy Cheng
18712
I am using evil. Thus I can't switch to completion window.
– geeeek
Jan 2 at 4:28
I'm not familiar with evil, Maybe you set your own hot key to switch-to-completions?
– Navy Cheng
Jan 2 at 8:07
No, I can't switch to completion in minibuffer.
– geeeek
Jan 4 at 4:22
add a comment |
M-v to switch to the completion list and C-n to select. You can read more here.
answered Jan 2 at 3:20
Navy ChengNavy Cheng
18712
M-v to switch to the completion list and C-n to select. You can read more here.
answered Jan 2 at 3:20
Navy ChengNavy Cheng
18712
answered Jan 2 at 3:20
Navy ChengNavy Cheng
18712
answered Jan 2 at 3:20
Navy ChengNavy Cheng
18712
answered Jan 2 at 3:20
Navy ChengNavy Cheng
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I am using evil. Thus I can't switch to completion window.
– geeeek
Jan 2 at 4:28
I'm not familiar with evil, Maybe you set your own hot key to switch-to-completions?
– Navy Cheng
Jan 2 at 8:07
No, I can't switch to completion in minibuffer.
– geeeek
Jan 4 at 4:22
add a comment |
I am using evil. Thus I can't switch to completion window.
– geeeek
Jan 2 at 4:28
I'm not familiar with evil, Maybe you set your own hot key to switch-to-completions?
– Navy Cheng
Jan 2 at 8:07
No, I can't switch to completion in minibuffer.
– geeeek
Jan 4 at 4:22
I am using evil. Thus I can't switch to completion window.
– geeeek
Jan 2 at 4:28
I am using evil. Thus I can't switch to completion window.
– geeeek
Jan 2 at 4:28
I'm not familiar with evil, Maybe you set your own hot key to switch-to-completions?
– Navy Cheng
Jan 2 at 8:07
I'm not familiar with evil, Maybe you set your own hot key to switch-to-completions?
– Navy Cheng
Jan 2 at 8:07
No, I can't switch to completion in minibuffer.
– geeeek
Jan 4 at 4:22
No, I can't switch to completion in minibuffer.
– geeeek
Jan 4 at 4:22
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It’s not the canonical way, but
C-M-/(perhaps more than once) would work here.– Davis Herring
Jan 2 at 0:39
1
This question seems about emacs and the evil-mode. Remove the tag "vim" and add "evil-mode".
– Ralf
Jan 2 at 8:21
1
I recommend you to use narrowing framework. Helm or Ivy.
– azzamsa
Jan 3 at 12:49