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wvanlint / twf

Standalone tree view file explorer, inspired by fzf.
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Binding shift-down causes hard lock #7

Closed paw-lu closed 4 years ago

paw-lu commented 4 years ago

Running

❯ twf --bind="shift-down::preview:down"

will work and launch the UI, but if you try to invoke the assigned binding ("shift-down"), the terminal will lock up and no longer respond to commands.

Again, great work!

wvanlint commented 4 years ago

I moved around some synchronization so this shouldn't lock anymore.

Note though that currently the --bind flag overrides all keybindings so the command in your example would only have one keybinding. A more user-friendly configuration is definitely on my list to work on. In the meantime, you can copy the default keybindings from twf --help and adjust them (and maybe put them in an alias). 

twf --bind="P::tree:parent;tree:close,enter::tree:selectPath;quit,k::tree:prev,shift-down::preview:down,shift-up::preview:up,o::tree:toggle,q::quit,ctrl-c::quit,esc::quit,j::tree:next,O::tree:toggleAll,p::tree:parent,/::tree:locateExternal"

Let me know if you see the same issue or anything else pop up. Thanks again for checking this out and reporting the issues! Really glad you like it :)

paw-lu commented 4 years ago

Yeah this seems perfect now. Thanks for the fix. I'll close this!