I'm trying to bind a few custom keys from a skim selector. I'm new to the skim library crate, and relatively new to Rust in general. I found how to bind internal actions in skim, with something like:
let options = SkimOptionsBuilder::default()
.height(Some("50%"))
.multi(false)
.bind(vec!["alt-a:accept"])
.build()
.unwrap();
That works fine. However, I want to bind keys to functions external to skim. Given the function other_skim_action(), I'd like to be able to
.bind(vec!["alt-a:other_skim_action"])
or something similar. If there's a way to pass arguments that would be even better, but if not just being able to call a function would be sufficient. Does skim's library provide a way to accomplish this? Thanks!!
I'm trying to bind a few custom keys from a skim selector. I'm new to the skim library crate, and relatively new to Rust in general. I found how to bind internal actions in skim, with something like:
That works fine. However, I want to bind keys to functions external to skim. Given the function other_skim_action(), I'd like to be able to
or something similar. If there's a way to pass arguments that would be even better, but if not just being able to call a function would be sufficient. Does skim's library provide a way to accomplish this? Thanks!!