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This issue was already mentioned in #104. It seems it was agreed that lightspeed should not change ft to be case insensitive no matter what settings are set for lightspeed. But it seems lightspeed still changes this.
I have the latest version of lightspeed, on nvim 0.7.0, with the following config:
use {'ggandor/lightspeed.nvim', Commit='c5b93fc1d76a708cb698417326e04f4786a38d90', config=function()
require'lightspeed'.setup {
ignore_case=true,
}
end}
and for instance, with this text:
import{postForm}from'utils/fetch';
If i put the cursor at the beginning of the line with ignore_case=true, then ctf will stop at the F of postForm. While if ignore_case=false is set then it will stop at the f of 'from'.
I'd really rather that tf behave in the "normal" case sensitive manner, no matter what is the setting for lightspeed.
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This issue was already mentioned in #104. It seems it was agreed that lightspeed should not change ft to be case insensitive no matter what settings are set for lightspeed. But it seems lightspeed still changes this.
I have the latest version of lightspeed, on nvim 0.7.0, with the following config:
and for instance, with this text:
If i put the cursor at the beginning of the line with ignore_case=true, then
ctf
will stop at the F of postForm. While if ignore_case=false is set then it will stop at the f of 'from'.I'd really rather that tf behave in the "normal" case sensitive manner, no matter what is the setting for lightspeed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: