I noticed that you use `-s 20` option for fzf in your script. fzf was completely rewritten in Go earlier this year, and since it's much faster than the old Ruby version (you can now use fzf with input with a few million entries: `locate / | fzf`), `--sort=LIMIT` option whose purpose was to limit the response time of the query, is no longer used and silently ignored.
The most recent version of fzf is now 0.9.7. Apart from the performance boost, it has a few more options you can use for scripting.
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Hi Brett,
I noticed that you use `-s 20` option for fzf in your script. fzf was completely rewritten in Go earlier this year, and since it's much faster than the old Ruby version (you can now use fzf with input with a few million entries: `locate / | fzf`), `--sort=LIMIT` option whose purpose was to limit the response time of the query, is no longer used and silently ignored.
The most recent version of fzf is now 0.9.7. Apart from the performance boost, it has a few more options you can use for scripting.
https://github.com/junegunn...
https://github.com/junegunn...
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Awesome, thanks for pointing it out! Nice work, too :).
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Do you source fasd and other tools likes this or use it as an executable?
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I source them.
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How do you properly source it so all functionality is available? Thanks!
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I use Bash-it. fasd and others are available as plugins, and I build plugin files for my own functions. https://github.com/Bash-it/...
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Brett, have you tried Ranger?
http://nongnu.org/ranger/
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