rayiik
commented
2 years ago if this was a search command, sure but fzf is a filter that derives its input from search commands. Even fzf run just as $fzf still derives its input from FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND and does not handle searching. However, This can be achieved with the
--bind:F1:"reload(command that searches using posix regex {+f})"
--bind:F2:"reload(command that uses posix extneded{+f})"
--bind:F3:"reload(pearl compatible regex {+f})"
--bind:F4:"reload(glob expression {+f})"
--bind:F5:"reload(literal expression {+f})"you could have them all on one such as
declare -a list
list=( "poxix regular command" "posix extended command" "pearl regex" "glob expression" "literal expression" )
--bind:F1:"reload(select choice in "${list[@]}";
do
case $choice in
posix regular command)
command using posix regular against {+f}
;;
posix extended command)
command using posix extended against {+f}
;;
perl regex)
command using perl regex against {+f}
;;
glob expression)
command using glob expression agasint {+f}
;;
literal expression)
command using literal expression against {+f}
;;
esac
done
man fzf)Info
Feature request
Wouldn't the greatest search command of all time be able to dynamically choose/toggle through search modes, via bindings ?