Added option "--exec CMD" #158
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src/options.c
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| " -0, --read-null Read input delimited by ASCII NUL characters\n" | |||
| " -j, --workers NUM Use NUM workers for searching. (default is # of CPUs)\n" | |||
| " -i, --show-info Show selection info line\n" | |||
| " -x, --exec=PROG Execute prog on selection. Don't exit.\n" | |||
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The indentation is different here, than in the surrounding lines
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Sorry, ;) I literally didn't see it. Fixed it, and trying to push it again.
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Hi, thanks for your PR. This feature seems relatively unnecessary to me, since I think it could easily be implemented in a wrapper script. |
That would do something different; what I added doesn't exit fzy, instead it spawns the command, waits for the program to exit and returns to exactly the same state before launching the external tool. |
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Ah thanks, I understand now |
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:-? just for the record, the 'acceptance check' has necessarily to fail, |
For a documentation browser (https://github.com/michael105/libc-manpages)
I added the option to execute commands from within fzy.
imho, would be great to include that mainline.
best wishes,Michael