Forward jumping to the next young file is implemented. The starting
position from which the next young file is searched is the next
position. If no young file has been found, the search starts from the
beginning. It stops at the initial position where the search has
started.
according to the manpage, it won't have any effect on 64bit system
anyways. and musl always uses 64bit so this macro doesn't have any
effect there either.
this avoids multiple printf calls and instead decodes the buffer
natively. using %NN instead of %-NNc also saves two bytes per run.
helpstr is also made `static` to avoid unnecessary stack allocation.
this makes it so that if the cp/mv commands are changed the in the
future, it will continue to work reliably instead of having hardcoded
indexes to modify the array.
the `#ifdef __linux__` is also removed, compilers should be smart enough
to see that PROGRESS_{CP,MV} are unused (on non-linux systems) and
optimize it out.
This commit makes the following changes to quitcd.bash_zsh:
- POSIX compliance and an according rename of the script
- Enforces consistent if-then statements and indentation
- Minor comment fixes
Signed-off-by: J. Brock <joseph.brock@protonmail.com>
- Clear filter only when a plugin is selected manually.
Plugin dir should be unfiltered when opened.
- Plugins invoked by keys don't require clearing filter
of original context. If a new context is opened using
the plugin, it will be unfiltered by default. If the
same context is re-used (when all the contexts are in
use) the filter should be cleared so the the new path
is opened unfiltered.
This commit makes the script more resistant to naughty filenames.
The script now depends on bash for the following features:
- Arrays
Correctly creating and passing argument lists is now simple
- Parameter transformation
`${parameter@Q}` makes it easy to correctly quote a string so that it
can be safely re-evaluated by the interpreter later.
On iTerm, the shell command used to render the preview is now passed to
osascript via a named pipe: `$FIFO_OSASCRIPT`. By not embedding the
shell command directly, we now no longer need to worry about osascript's
quoting rules. It's not perfect, because $SHELL and $TMPDIR might
contain naughty characters, but it's quite unlikely to happen.
