Yank path w/filename, filename, and file (As in Ranger) in Powershell

[bushnerd]

My envs: Windows 11 Powershell 7 Window terminal lf r32。 lfrc as follows:

# 使用 PowerShell 的 Set-Clipboard 命令

# 复制当前对象名称
cmd yn ${{
    pwsh -c '
    $filename = $env:fx -replace ".+\\", ""
    Set-Clipboard -Value $filename
    echo "Filename copied to clipboard: $filename"'
}}

# 复制当前对象完整路径
cmd yp ${{
    pwsh -c '
    Set-Clipboard -Value $env:fx
    echo "Full path copied to clipboard: $env:fx"'
}}

# 复制当前所在目录路径
cmd yd ${{
    pwsh -c '
    Set-Clipboard -Value $env:PWD
    echo "Directory path copied to clipboard: $env:PWD"'
}}

# 键绑定
map yn :yn
map yp :yp
map yd :yd

But the three shortcuts do not work, even there is nothing displayed

[joelim-work]

The default shell used on Windows is CMD, which doesn't support multiline commands. Since you're using PowerShell for scripting, you can configure lf to use that instead of CMD:

set shell pwsh

cmd yd ${{
    Set-Clipboard -Value $env:PWD
    echo "Directory path copied to clipboard: $env:PWD"
}}

[bushnerd]

Thank you very much, but I experience a delay of about 2 seconds after clicking on yd. Do you have the same issue?

[joelim-work]

I notice a small delay too, but I suspect that is just pwsh being slow, nothing to do with lf. Try running pwsh directly, outside of lf.

[bushnerd]

Thanks for your reply. I have try another way to get shorter time to get the path and dir like this:

cmd yank-dir ${{  echo %PWD:~1,-1% | clip}}
map yd :yank-dir

cmd yank-path ${{  echo %f:~1,-1% | clip}}
map yp :yank-path

cmd yank-name ${{
    for %i in ("%f%") do @(echo %~nxi) | clip
    echo File name copied to clipboard: %~nxi
}}
map yn :yank-name

But yank-name does not work well, anyone have try this?

[joelim-work]

I don't really have any proper experience with batch scripting, but I took what you have and ended up with the following which works for me:

cmd yank-name ${{ for %i in ("%f:~1,-1%") do @(echo %~nxi) | clip }}
map yn :yank-name

[bushnerd]

I don't really have any proper experience with batch scripting, but I took what you have and ended up with the following which works for me:

cmd yank-name ${{ for %i in ("%f:~1,-1%") do @(echo %~nxi) | clip }}
map yn :yank-name

Thanks a lot for your reply, it has been solved.