Previously, `repaint` only ran inside the `best_match` and `candidate`
branches, so cancelling out of navi (Ctrl+C / Esc) without selecting
a snippet would leave the terminal in a clobbered state. Multi-line
prompts (e.g. tide with ╭─/╰─ borders) would lose their border
characters because fzf overwrites the terminal output and no repaint
was triggered to restore it.
Move `repaint` to the end of the function so it always runs regardless
of whether a selection was made, the user cancelled, or no matches
were found. Remove the early `return` from the `best_match` branch
and gate the `candidate` fallback with `test -z "$best_match"` instead.
`commandline --current-process` treats newlines as process (pipe)
boundaries, which flattens multi-line snippets into a single line.
For example, a snippet like:
ffmpeg \
-i <input> \
-preset slow \
-codec:a aac
would be inserted as:
ffmpeg \ -i <input> \ -preset slow \ -codec:a aac
Replace with `commandline --replace` which operates on the full
buffer and preserves newlines. Add `end-of-line` to position the
cursor at the end after replacement. Quote variables and add `--`
to prevent snippets starting with `-` from being interpreted as
flags.
In the bash widget readline code make sure that bash's `patsub_replacement` is temporarily unset to avoid having ${input}_NAVIEND in the final command when the expanded $replacement contains `&`
fish v4 introduced new multiline prompt rendering behavior that breaks
when interactive commands like `navi` are injected via keybindings. this
resulted in partial prefix symbols (e.g. from a prompt's newline
component) being left on screen and improperly rendering the expanded
command (e.g. `gzgzip` instead of `gzip`).
this forces a full redraw so it's cosmetically identical to running
`navi` (as a command without insertion)
* Fix links
Fix link
* Remove empty file
This has been refactored to docs/configurations/
* Update README.md
Made the links point directly at the files
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Co-authored-by: Alexis Opolka <53085471+alexis-opolka@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: John Nguyen <ipwnponies@gmail.com>
