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Usually, i am using ivy+swiper, but recently i decided to try something new - vertico. I miss only one feature "ivy-reverse-i-search" and i cannot find substitution for this feauture in vertico(consult). With this feature, one can enter a recursive session using the current history and the selected history element will be inserted into the minibuffer.

Is it possible to make it with vertico relatively easy? I am mostly using it to select files. So, for example, i choose one file in some directory. If i want to choose another file in the same directory, i use ivy-reverse-i-search and i do not type the same path twice.

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  • Try the function find-file, first read the documentation with C-h f; this is native emacs, and can be started also with C-x C-f. Commented Nov 30, 2024 at 7:23

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Ok, i think i figure out the analog for ivy-reverse-i-search

In Emacs 29, there is command minibuffer-complete-history (C-x <up>), which completes the minibuffer history as far as possible. Also consult package has command consult-history, which does the same. Now, i am trying to understand what is the best.

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