feat(index-tracking): keep track of the list._index while navigating
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This change tries to keep track of the `list._index`, by using an `autocmd` for `BufEnter` - which updates the index when entering a harpooned file - and setting the index for different functions inside the list.
This fixes the issue, when there's an empty line inside the quick-menu, which causes everything after the blank line to be forgotten.
This was referenced Apr 11, 2024
For `next()`, the order in which the indices are enumerated is not specified[1], even for numeric indices. Even though it seemed to work, now the encode-/decode-logic uses a numerical `for`-loop, which should keep the order and not miss any items after a `nil`-item. Also, the loop inside the `encode`-function, uses the `list._length` instead of `#items`; which seems to ignore data, when there're 2 or more `nil`-values!? [1] https://www.lua.org/manual/5.1/manual.html#pdf-next
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This change tries to keep track of the
list._index, by using anautocmdforBufEnter- which updates the index when entering a harpooned file - and setting the index for different functions inside the list.There's room for improvements, but maybe it can help!?
This also removes the
autocmd Filetype harpoon- which didn't seem to highlight the row?! - and replaces it with passing theindexfor setting the cursor to a row.Maybe there should be an user-option, to enable this?!
This also merges #573, since I felt it's somehow related.