fzf

This is a fzf fork which has the following features:

• Store the search position in the history, making it possible to resume the last session exactly where it left off. I.e. if fzf is invoked via fzf --history=<history_file>, pressing ctrl-p will not only restore the previous search pattern, but also position the cursor to where it was at the previous candidate selection. Multi-selection is restored too, but -m has to be specified. Without -m, multi-selection will be ignored even if the history entry has it.

• One line scrolling, similar to vim's <C-y> and <C-e> in normal mode. Two new actions have been added: line-up and line-down.

• vim integration via neoview

Installation

Using vim-plug:

Plug 'mrbiggfoot/fzf', { 'dir': '~/.fzf', 'do': './install --all' }

Or you can do these steps manually, or download the right binary from the releases page, or build from source.

Caveats

• The candidate list must stay the same accross fzf invocations for the resume to work properly. Otherwise, the candidate will be chosen semi-randomly.
• The history files created by other versions of fzf need to be wiped out.

Thanks

Junegunn Choi for fzf.