Find-Jump works when you type a sequence of characters so that it can narrow down the location to where you want to jump.
How to use Find-Jump
When you activate Find-Jump (Ctrl+;), you'll see a blinking red light in the status bar indicating that Find-Jump is active and is receiving your input (see gif above). Now you can start typing the characters to where you want to jump. Usually 3 to 5 characters should be enough to narrow down the location, but your own workflow may vary.
A few things to note:
The jump character is always a single letter. Sometimes the jump character needs to be pressed with the SHIFT key, which would be indicated on the jump location like ⇧z
Pressing the arrow keys or the enter key will exit Find-Jump
Commands (3)
Command
Description
findJump.activate
Find => Jump: Activate
findJump.activateWithSelection
Find => Jump: Activate in selection mode
findJump.goToFirstMatch
Find => Jump: Jump to first match
Settings (13)
Setting
Default
Description
findJump.jumpChars
"jfdksa;..."
Use custom alphabet for jump chars. The order is important. Default value is assigned with qwerty keyboard in mind (Particularly, home row keys A S D F J K L ; put up front).
findJump.excludeNextChars
3
Letters are used to type text where to go but also as symbols for quick jump. This setting controls how many next character of the current match will be excluded from being used as a symbol for a jump.
findJump.positionAbsolute
false
When enabled - position decorations on top of the editor text (without shifting text).
findJump.onlyVisibleRanges
true
When enabled - will search only in visible text in editor.
findJump.dimWhenActive
false
When enabled - will show code as grayscale to see matches more easily.
findJump.activateToToggle
true
When enabled - will toggle active state for default findJump.activate* commands.
findJump.jumpCursorPosition
"start"
Place where to jump cursor.
findJump.letterBackground
"#4169E1"
Background color of the extension's main decoration: letter to jump.
findJump.letterForeground
"#ffffff"
Color of the extension's main decoration: letter to jump.