Re: xref-query-replace

[John Wiegley]

>>>>> Dmitry Gutov <address@hidden> writes:

> The sentences you're quoting are referring to the semantic difference
> between an arbitrary xref output (where we allow references that resolve to
> a buffer position lazily, as well as which don't point exactly to the
> position where the e.g. function name starts, but to the beginning of the
> line) vs. xref output containing essentially filtered results of a Grep
> search, where the positions of the beginning and end of the "match" are
> known.

Why is Eli running into a command that has differing meaning based on which
XREF buffer he's in?  If it doesn't mean anything in one buffer as opposed to
the other, then it shouldn't be a command there.

I'll have to play around with xref myself to see how it feels, and so I can
give you some more meaningful suggestions. Adding that to my list.

Thanks for always being open to suggestions and comments, Dmitry.

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