On 20 November 2011 14:43, Yoshi Rokuko <[email protected]> wrote: > if this is true, i use v4.3.1 without this, i would say that this > is not nice because of the very same reason you used the word accident.
I would invite you to try it first. We use unstable sorting just like before, which means "ba an" will match "banana" before "anbana", and it is very rare that you intend to actually match whitespace. (I've never needed to, ever.) With dmenu_run, for instance, do you have programs with spaces in the name? No. Do you have URLs with spaces in? It's unlikely. So being able to avoid typing "gnome-vo" to get up "gnome-volume-control" (yeah, I have to use Gnome on one machine), instead you type "g vo". Want to match a URL on a given site? Instead of typing "hg.suckless.org/tabbed" (or typing "hg" and scrolling down 30 items), type "hg t". You have no idea how much more efficient this makes you. Give me a situation where literal whitespace is more useful than token matching... cls
