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Order command palette results by matching score #28
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This issue is infuriating, and it makes demos of Atom go hilariously bad.
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👍 The package that is used for fuzzy matching, atom/fuzzaldrin, even provides a scorer. Implementing it should thus be relatively easy. Dunno about performance though... |
Is anything happening on this because infuriating is a good word to describe this issue... |
@jcuenod Make sure you're on Atom 1.2.0, then go to the Command Palette settings and enable the Alternate Scoring option. |
Hmm, I'm on 1.2.0 but I'm not seeing an alternate scoring option under the Command Palette settings. The only setting I see is to enable (or rather, disable) the keybinding. |
Ah, I see now. Unfortunately, that option didn't make it into 1.2.0. It should be in the 1.3.0 betas though if you want to try those. |
Okay, thanks. I'll have a go but I kind of like having a mostly-stable editor :) |
This has been fixed for a while now and the alternate scoring is the default. Closing. |
When searching for commands in the palette, the order is usually baffling (see #2). Short of #18, which requires use in order to get tuned, I propose ordering the commands by how well they match the search term. Ideally if I type a word, if it exists, unbroken, and perhaps in it's entirety, I would expect to see those results above Find And Replace: Select All
I do like the idea of #18, but one can argue about the UX, a la the adaptive menus in Office 2000 wherein shuffling around commands should be done with care. This proposes to keep a fixed order for any given search term.
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