tide/functions/_tide_sub_configure.fish
Varun Madiath 95b0d7802b
Allow for installation into non-standard locations (#65)
* Allow for installation into non-standard locations

This is useful when installed via fisher, if the user has set up
$fisher_path to be something other than ~/.config/fish

* Use simpler regex

Co-authored-by: Ilan Cosman <ilancosman@gmail.com>
2020-12-31 21:07:13 -08:00

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# Create an empty fake function for each item
for func in _fake(functions --all | string match --entire _tide_item)
function $func
end
end
for file in $_tide_root/functions/tide/configure/{choices, functions, prompt_items}/**.fish
source "$file"
end
function _tide_sub_configure
if test $COLUMNS -lt 55 -o $LINES -lt 21
printf '%s\n' 'Terminal size too small; must be at least 55 x 21'
return 1
end
set -g fake_columns $COLUMNS
test $fake_columns -gt 90 && set fake_columns 90
set -g fake_lines $LINES
_next_choice 'all/style'
end
function _next_choice -a nextChoice
set -l cmd (string split '/' $nextChoice)[2]
$cmd
end
function _tide_title -a text
clear
_tide_cursor_right (math --scale=0 "$fake_columns/2" - (string length $text)/2)
set_color -o
printf '%s\n' $text
set_color normal
end
function _tide_option -a symbol text
set -ga _tide_option_list $symbol
set_color -o
printf '%s\n' "($symbol) $text"
set_color normal
end
function _tide_menu
set -l listWithSlashes (string join '/' $_tide_option_list)
printf '%s\n' \
'(r) Restart from the beginning' \
'(q) Quit and do nothing'\n
while true
set -e _tide_selected_option
set_color -o
read --prompt-str "Choice [$listWithSlashes/r/q] " input
set_color normal
switch $input
case r
set -e _tide_option_list
_next_choice 'all/style'
break
case q
set -e _tide_option_list
clear
break
case $_tide_option_list
set -e _tide_option_list
set -g _tide_selected_option $input
break
end
end
end
function _tide_display_prompt -a var_name var_value
test -n "$var_name" && set -g $var_name $var_value
fake_prompt
printf '\n\n'
end
function _find_and_remove -a name list --no-scope-shadowing
set -e "$list"[(contains --index $name $$list)] 2>/dev/null # Ignore error if $list doesn't contain $name
end