Closed junnunkarim closed 7 months ago
At this moment zoxide
may work as a kind of bookmarks: For example, you can type z dot<CR>
to go to ~/dotfiles
directly.
Do you use zoxide integration in felix? And if so, is that not enough?
@kyoheiu
I do use zoxide and I have made cd
an alias to it.
I also have a ~/dotfiles
directory but it doesn't seem to work on felix
.
I have tried other combinations but they also don't work, even though they work in my terminal.
But even though I come to make it work, but wouldn't having a dedicated bookmark system be better? I think having a way to show all my favourite directories with a single keymap or command would be really useful. What do you think?
Sorry, it causes misunderstanding: I mean if you can move to e.g. ~/dotfiles
by z dot
in your terminal, then you can do the same thing in felix (z dot
to move the directory). It's not restricted to dotfiles directory specifically.
Oh sorry, what I was doing previously was that I was going to the command mode and then tried to use z dot
and it wasn't working. I should have just pressed z
and typed the directory I wanted to go. It's working great now.
But there seems to be an issue with multiple arguments.
For example if I type z main dow
, in my terminal it goes to /mnt/main/main_downloads/
directory but on felix
it shows Invalid argument for zoxide.
.
It seems in felix
, zoxide can't handle more than one argument.
Fixed so that z arg1 arg2<CR>
can work properly.
All recent changes are available in latest develop
branch: I'd appreciate if you could check how they work.
Other changes:
ignore_case
option to the config. Just add ignore_case: true
to the config file and it should work.@kyoheiu
Thank you very much for your fast work.
Symlink and ignore_case
is working perfectly.
But issue with zoxide still remains. Now when typing z main dow
it doesn't show any errors but it goes to the /mnt/main/
directory, not in /mnt/main/main_downloads/
.
I have checked your pull request #285 and it seems you have removed the code snippet that checks if the argument count is greater than 2. So now does this line only take the 1st argument?
You're right, thanks!
Fixed via #288 and available in the latest develop
.
@kyoheiu Great! Everythings working perfectly! Thank you so much!
For quick navigation bookmarks are life savers. In
nnn
I used to use them a lot. I believe many people will be benefited by this feature. Would you kindly consider adding it?