Closed azuline closed 2 months ago
Currently, once the directory is renamed (often the change of a single character)
From the nnn
help page:
^R Rename/dup r Batch rename
If you are changing only 1 file/dir, use ^R
.
Alternatively, use filters to reach a file quickly. Since you have just renamed it, you should be knowing the name.
I am neither using ^R
or r
, but a custom plugin in a very large directory. I will keep this behavior in a fork since it is only important to my use case. 👍🏼
This PR prevents the cursor from jumping back to the top of the directory when the active file (file underneath the cursor) is renamed by the
r
renamer tool or an external plugin.https://github.com/jarun/nnn/assets/51880422/a98d56c8-68ec-4570-80d3-e7d74c15860a
My use case:
I use
nnn
to navigate my music library, with a custom plugin to operate on music directories. Several of these commands rename the directory. Currently, once the directory is renamed (often the change of a single character), the cursor jumps back to the top of the working directory, requiring me to navigate back to where I was in a fairly large directory. After this change, the cursor no longer jumps.