Closed cmdusr closed 1 week ago
The gist of it is I want '!intemediate' instead of 'intemediate' in the query. I have searched through other issues and the closest I can find is this one: https://github.com/junegunn/fzf.vim/issues/782 But I have defined a new command and it has no problem with '|' characters but '!' characters always expand to nothing. Using the cmd escape sequence /! also dosen't work.
My issue is a year old without a resolution in sight, is this project dead?
command! CPPFiles call fzf#run({'options': ["--query", "!intermediate"]})
nnoremap
Dosen't work nor does escaping the '\!' or having it as it's own member of the list options
:FZF -q \!intermediate
Also dosen't work
:!fzf -q \!intermediate Works but defeats the point of the plugin
I'm delighted to say that this is now working!
man fzf
)I want to filter out 'Intermediate' when searching for files. This works when starting fzf normally outside of vim: fzf -q !Intermediate
I have defined a custom command in my vimrc:
But by using this command fzf starts with 'intermediate' (without the '!' character) giving me the exact opposite of what I want.
Is an escape sequence required or is this a bug?
I'm running gvim on windows but I can also reproduce running terminal vim from cmd.
Thanks.