enter/return does not always works

[jixiuf]

should similar to vim/vim#1998

in redis-cli or fzf enter/return behavior like Ctrl-j in iterm2

[QiangF]

I noticed that with the default setting for fzf, enter doesn't do accept like in xterm, so I have this setting:

export FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS="--extended --cycle --bind=\
ctrl-j:accept,ctrl-k:kill-line,tab:toggle-up,btab:toggle-down,\
ctrl-y:execute('echo {} | xclip -selection clipboard')+abort"

[akermu]

This unfortunately this is currently unfixable, because emacs itself has the control over the tty descriptor and we cannot access it from the module.

One solution would be to do our own I/O like it was done before this commit or teach emacs to access the tty settings we need.

[QiangF]

We need this to be solved to user marker. https://github.com/pindexis/marker

[deb0ch]

@QiangF You just made me discover Marker and it looks great 😺

[QiangF]

@deb0ch You may also like ralph, I am trying to make maker and ralph work together.
https://github.com/qw3rtman/ralph

[mattiasb]

I noticed that with the default setting for fzf, enter doesn't do accept like in xterm, so I have this setting:

export FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS="--extended --cycle --bind=\
ctrl-j:accept,ctrl-k:kill-line,tab:toggle-up,btab:toggle-down,\
ctrl-y:execute('echo {} | xclip -selection clipboard')+abort"

For anyone else reading this, I belive all other settings above except --bind=ctrl-j:accept is noise and not needed to work around this specific issue. So add something like this to your environment and you should be good:

FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS=--bind=ctrl-j:accept