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Yes isearch is powerful, but you have to learn and remember its keybindings, because if you don’t: isearch quits (and I need to start that search at the beginning).
Isearch’s help C-h b doesn’t make it better, because I would need to scroll that long list in the help window, but if I do so … isearch quits.
Therefore I installed the package isearch-mb (*) and used easy-menu to add a drop down menu for isearch. Now, if I can’t remember an isearch keybinding, I am able to look at the menu bar, without isearch quitting.
(*) As always with Emacs: there are other ways to solve that.
Yes
isearchis powerful, but you have to learn and remember its keybindings, because if you don’t: isearch quits (and I need to start that search at the beginning).Isearch’s help
C-h bdoesn’t make it better, because I would need to scroll that long list in the help window, but if I do so … isearch quits.Therefore I installed the package isearch-mb (*) and used
easy-menuto add a drop down menu for isearch. Now, if I can’t remember an isearch keybinding, I am able to look at the menu bar, without isearch quitting.(*) As always with Emacs: there are other ways to solve that.