RE: PATCH: isearch-yank-until-char

[Drew Adams <drew.adams@oracle.com>]

> So let's have it subsume my patch by coming after my patch :-).

OK.

(But I can guess the outcome.  It's OK; I can always
just add the enhancement to isearch+.el.  It won't be
the first time.)

> An updated patch is attached.  The only new changes in this patch are:
> 
> * Updated the keybinding in isearch-mode-map to C-M-.

FYI, it doesn't do that in the parts that are doc.
Those patch parts still speak of `C-M-c'.

> * Make the search for the character case-sensitive.  (Seems like a
> pretty obvious improvement, given the use cases: when the goal
> character is a letter at all, one is either looking at that letter on
> the screen *or* the letter is some known syntactic delimiter and its
> case is therefore known as well even if the letter is off the screen
> right now.)

FWIW, I don't think that's really TRT.

Personally, I have `case-fold-search' set to nil by
default, so that behavior isn't a problem for me.
But I don't think it should be part of this command.

Users can toggle case-folding in Isearch easily.

There's no reason to have this command make an
assumption about whether its char-search should be
case-sensitive.  I don't think the either...or
assumption you made above is good for the command
to make.  Better to let users control whether to
search for the char case-sensitively.