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Currently, the only options are to open the top 3 files or perform an online search, but we would like to add an option to show all results (i.e., switch to --showall mode).
"Y to search online" does not seem appropriate in this case. We want to change the prompt to something like the following.
Enter number of file to view, S to show all matches, O to search online, or any other key to exit:
``` Enter a number of the above file to view, S to show all matches, O
to search online, or any other key to exit: ```
Yes. Thanks for reposting this.
It belatedly occurred to me that another possibility would be to
introduce a configuration variable for what to do in the "no good hits"
case. Something like, off the top of my head,
negativematch = top3 | showall
For myself, I don't particularly need or want to be told "Unfortunately,
there are no good matches for" (or the online search). The verbosity is
understandable as the default, but I'd rather just see the list of
whatever matches there are.
I, and I think plenty of other people, routinely type random substrings
to texdoc in hopes of getting something decent. It's also often unknown
whether a given string will be a "good match" or not.
Thanks,
Karl
Currently, the only options are to open the top 3 files or perform an online search, but we would like to add an option to show all results (i.e., switch to
--showall
mode)."Y to search online" does not seem appropriate in this case. We want to change the prompt to something like the following.
Originally posted by @kberry in #94 (comment)
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