get the path as the argument for any command

[zhuzhzh]

I want to use the path for cp/rm/awk/...

for ex:

cp $(zoxide query -i)<tab>

then it will list the path as zi, I will input the key word and select the path, it becomes

cp /some/path

current, it will break the line. for ex.

/hcp /home/harriszh/.config/nvim/init.lua

I think it will extent zoxide's usage for smart jump, but path selection for any command.

[zhuzhzh]

I totally don't know zle. but I emulate fzf's key-binding.

  zoxide-history-widget-accept() {
    local selected
    selected=( $(zoxide query --list |fzf) )
    local ret=$?
    echo -n "$selected"
    return $ret
  }
  zle    -N    zoxide-history-widget-accept
  bindkey '^[o' zoxide-history-widget-accept

It doesn't work.

[ajeetdsouza]

@zhuzhzh I'm no zsh expert, but this is how I fixed it:

zoxide-history-widget-accept() {
  res="$(zoxide query -i)" # interactive zoxide query
  LBUFFER+="${(q)res}" # push the result to the input buffer
  zle reset-prompt # redraw the prompt
}

[zhuzhzh]

Thanks a lot! It works .