Ahead of time labels about vim-sneak

[ggandor]

The question is, what you mean by "possible". Sneak handles all motions in a uniform way, f/t/s are just specific invocations of a common wrapper function, with which you can create any custom motions, regarding pattern length, inclusiveness, etc., and the invariant of course is that you get the whole pattern from the user first, and then do the jump/highlighting/etc. (Back)porting "lightspeed" mode to Sneak would imply a complete, almost from-scratch rewrite I guess.

That said, if @justinmk has the slightest interest in this, I'd be happy to be of assistance as my time allows, to give back at least something to the parents, so to say.

[justinmk]

IIRC this was a feature of easymotion. It's intentionally out of scope for sneak, to avoid intermediate "phases" as much as possible. There really shouldn't be so much time between the first key and the second... if there is that much hesitation or friction, might as well use /.

@ggandor thank you for the offer :)