Paste with overwrite?

[PoSayDone]

Is there any way to do this in lf by default?

[kmarius]

I use this command

cmd paste-override &{{
	set -f
	mode=$(head -1 ~/.local/share/lf/files)
	list=$(sed 1d ~/.local/share/lf/files)
	set -- _ $list; shift
	[ $# -gt 0 ] || exit
	case $mode in
		copy)
			rsync -r "$@" ./
			;;
		move)
			rsync -r --remove-source-files "$@" ./
			;;
	esac
	lf -remote 'save\nmove\n'
	lf -remote "send $id load"
	lf -remote "send $id echo \"\033[0;32mpasted $# file(s)\033[0m\""
}}

(note that this does not move files even if on the same file system)

Edit: replaced mv and cp with rsync
Edit2: updated to new load/mode mechanism

[PoSayDone]

I use this command

cmd paste-override &{{
	set -f
	load=$(lf -remote "load")
	mode=$(echo "$load" | head -1)
	list=$(echo "$load" | sed '1d')
	set -- _ $list; shift
	[ $# -gt 0 ] || exit
	case $mode in
		copy)
			rsync -r "$@" ./
			;;
		move)
			rsync -r --remove-source-files "$@" ./
			;;
	esac
	lf -remote 'save\nmove\n'
	lf -remote "send $id load"
	lf -remote "send $id echo \"\033[0;32mpasted $# file(s)\033[0m\""
}}

Edit: replaced mv and cp with rsync

Hi, thanks, that is working, but I have a small question, Is there any way to execute this command with "po" mapping? I've made normal paste mapping on "pp" but it doesn't working.

[kmarius]

If something else is mapped to p it needs to be unmapped first, i.e.

map p
map pp paste
map po paste-overwrite

[PoSayDone]

If something else is mapped to p it needs to be unmapped first, i.e.

map p
map pp paste
map po paste-overwrite

Thanks!