Looks amazing !!!
i’m going to test it later
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Works like a charm
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wondering: is there a way to prioritize the line where the cursor stands when doing the magneto copy - sometimes the nearest label was on the next line in my tests (of course a different label then the one i was reaching for) - i understand it would not be a definitive solution, that could happen for example in a paragraph on the same line too…
Anyway the prompt with the choices is all glitter so i would tend to use that path extensively ![]()
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Yes, A line-level design did exist previously, but my desire to “amplify the magnet’s force” eventually pushed it toward a page-level implementation.
In practice, the “magnet” invariably captures the label closest to it — namely, the one with the minimal character distance. A practical strategy, therefore, is to position the cursor just slightly ahead of the label you intend to attract, since label always resides at the head of a structure.
Indeed, the label picker remains the most effective option for now, at least until an label/everything autocomplete API — something akin to LaTeX — becomes available.
