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The fzf plugin in vim supports fuzzy find, like finding "do_foo_bar" when searching for "dobar". Similarly, I can do it in command line like rg '' | fzf -q dobar.
However, in my setup for FindItFaster in vscode, I can only search something like "do_foo" but not "dobar". Is there a way to do true fuzzy find?
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The
fzf
plugin in vim supports fuzzy find, like finding "do_foo_bar" when searching for "dobar". Similarly, I can do it in command line likerg '' | fzf -q dobar
.However, in my setup for FindItFaster in vscode, I can only search something like "do_foo" but not "dobar". Is there a way to do true fuzzy find?
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