Figure out bash

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Přemysl Eric Janouch 2017-06-30 22:51:52 +02:00
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@ -41,20 +41,43 @@ zsh
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To start using this navigator, put the following in your .zshrc:
....
navigate () {
sdn-navigate () {
# ... possibly zle-line-init
eval `navigator`
eval `sdn`
[ -z "$cd" ] || cd "$cd"
[ -z "$insert" ] || LBUFFER="$LBUFFER$insert "
zle reset-prompt
# ... possibly zle-line-finish
}
zle -N navigate
bindkey '\eo' navigate
zle -N sdn-navigate
bindkey '\eo' sdn-navigate
....
As far as I'm aware, bash cannot be used for this, as there is no command to
reset the prompt from within a `bind -x` handler.
bash
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Here we can't reset the prompt from within a `bind -x` handler but there is
an acceptable workaround:
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sdn-navigate () {
SDN_L=$READLINE_LINE SDN_P=$READLINE_POINT
READLINE_LINE=
eval `sdn`
[[ -z "$cd" ]] || cd "$cd"
[[ -z "$insert" ]] || {
SDN_L="${SDN_L:0:$SDN_P}$insert ${SDN_L:$SDN_P}"
((SDN_P=SDN_P+${#insert}+1))
}
}
sdn-restore () {
READLINE_LINE=$SDN_L READLINE_POINT=$SDN_P
unset SDN_L SDN_P
}
bind -x '"\200": sdn-navigate'
bind -x '"\201": sdn-restore'
bind '"\eo":"\200\C-m\201"'
....
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