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enter key doesn't work as expected when using xplr #18
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Try this out... local function chg_cwd()
local file = vim.fn.readfile("/tmp/fm-nvim")[1]
if vim.fn.isdirectory(file) == 1 then
vim.cmd("cd " .. file)
os.remove("/tmp/fm-nvim")
end
end
require('fm-nvim').setup {
on_close = {
chg_cwd,
}
} Note that including You can still open files normally but when a directory is chosen, nvim will cd to that directory. |
Hmm, that didn't work for me, pressing enter on a dir still opens it instead of changing the working directory. Here's the installation of fm-nvim by packer local cfg = function(name)
return string.format('require("cfg.%s")', name)
end
return require('packer').startup(function(use)
use {
'is0n/fm-nvim',
config = cfg('fm'),
}
end) and here's the config file local ok, fm = pcall(require, 'fm-nvim')
if not ok then
vim.notify('unable to find fm-nvim')
return
end
local function chg_cwd()
local file = vim.fn.readfile('/tmp/fm-nvim')[1]
if vim.fn.isdirectory(file) == 1 then
vim.cmd('cd ' .. file)
os.remove('/tmp/fm-nvim')
end
end
fm.setup {
ui = {
default = 'split',
split = {
size = 50,
},
},
on_close = {
chg_cwd,
},
} I wasn't sure about the |
Are you on the latest version of |
Yeah. I updated fm-nvim to add the latest commit, f75cdf4, but that doesn't help either. |
This is me using the Untitled.mp4Here's the my config in case you might help: local function chg_cwd()
local file = vim.fn.readfile("/tmp/fm-nvim")[1]
if vim.fn.isdirectory(file) == 1 then
vim.cmd("cd " .. file)
os.remove("/tmp/fm-nvim")
end
end
require('fm-nvim').setup{
ui = {
default = "float",
float = {
border = "single",
border_hl = "NONE",
},
},
cmds = {
fzf_cmd = "fzf --preview 'fzf-preview {}' -1 -m",
},
on_close = {
chg_cwd,
}
} This is the output of
From what I can tell, the problem isn't with the |
@is0n while what you are doing is definitely changing the directory, I believe the intended behavior @ayushnix wanted is to change the directory in xplr, not vim. This solution results in a flicker local function chg_cwd()
local file = vim.fn.readfile("/tmp/fm-nvim")[1]
if vim.fn.isdirectory(file) == 1 then
vim.cmd.Xplr(file)
os.remove("/tmp/fm-nvim")
end
end
require('fm-nvim').setup {
on_close = {
chg_cwd,
},
} |
If I run xplr on my terminal with
xplr --print-pwd-with-results
and press enter on a directory, xplr exits and prints the parent dir and exits. This is also mentioned on the xplr docs.However, when using xplr with fm-nvim, when I press the enter key on a dir, the dir gets opened in a buffer window and the working directory isn't changed. I have this code in the fm-nvim config
Is there an issue with this config?
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