Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/milesmcbain/fnmate

R/jump.R

@@ -46,7 +46,8 @@ git_grep <- function(fn_name) {
     search_regex <- fnmate_quote_regex(
         glue::glue("\\b{fn_name}\\s*(<-|=)\\s*")
     )
-    other_args <- c("grep", "-nE", search_regex, "--", "\\*.R")
+    search_pathspec <- fnmate_quote_regex("*.R")
+    other_args <- c("grep", "-nE", "--untracked", search_regex, "--", search_pathspec)
     result <- system2("git", args = other_args, stdout = TRUE)
 
     if (length(result) < 1) {

README.md

@@ -68,7 +68,9 @@ There are some options that affect how `fnmate` works:
   * `fnmate_folder` is the name of the folder in the current working directory to place created definition files. Defaults to "R".
   * `fnmate_placeholder` is the placeholder value that gets put in the function body. Defaults to `NULL`, can be set to any text.
   * `fmate_searcher` is the grep tool to use for the function definition jumping helper. Valid options are `"rg"` (ripgrep), and `"git_grep"`.
-  * `fnmate_quote_jump_regex` can be set to `TRUE` if `Jump to function definiton` is not working due to an error in the command. This seems necessary on MacOS.
+  * `fnmate_quote_jump_regex` can be set to `TRUE` if `Jump to function definiton` is not working due to an error in the command. This seems necessary on MacOS and Linux, depending on the shell version.
+
+You can modify any of these options by running, for example, `options(fnmate_quote_jump_regex = TRUE)` in your R session or in your `.Rprofile`. 
 
 # Why does this exist?