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* Avoid performance issues with initialism when filtering long candidates (#39)
* README: Update default matching styles
* README: Document `orderless-define-completion-style`
* README: Update `without-if-bang` such that it ignores "!"
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It is unlikely that a user wants to customize this variable. If the pattern
compiler is to be replaced there is still the advice mechanism.
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Is there a better way to ignore components? Allow the component compilers to
return nil and ignore the nils?
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There is some misguided consensus that any candidate should be able to match itself... :P
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This fixes #38
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Thanks for spotting that, @clemera
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This reverts commit d1c0cbf87ba7d927ec64c161ec3aac65b9643b61.
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I wasn't checking for the matches before highlighting them assuming
that the regexps would indeed always match, but it turns out
incomplete TRAMP paths can sometimes violate that assumption.
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The new transient system is much better
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func-arity was introduced in 26.1
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Now (nil . str) means replace component with str and use default
matching styles.
This still needs to be documented in the README.
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