Use initial query as pre-filter expression over mark names if provided #57
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With this update, an additional pass of
fzf
in filter mode runs on the marks list, fuzzy-matching field 1 (mark name) against the strings provided on the command-line, if any. Then, the scope of the interactive search is limited only to bookmarks matching the query, and the initial query string is always empty.This pairs well with #55 and with command-line TAB completion, since any string provided in the initial
fzm
call is always understood to be some part of a mark name, not a path component. A basic example use case: suppose I have marksfoo
andfoobar
among others and I begin typingjump fo
. Then I hit TAB, and the command-line becomesjump foo
. Then, I hit enter, andfzm
shows me only two options to select from,foo
andfoobar
, no matter what path components in other marks might also match the stringfoo
.