actions.file_tabedit now opens a blank tab, labelled 'a tab no'?)

[1ngemar]

When running FzfLua lines or blines, the action

      ["ctrl-t"]      = actions.file_tabedit,

now opens a blank tab named as above.

EDIT I'm using 'romgrk/barbar.nvim' tabline, it usually works well.

/Ingemar

[ibhagwan]

Does the same happen with mini.sh?

[ibhagwan]

Just tested this is due to a recent change, I’ll fix it when I get a chance if you revert to this commit it will work.
2b6fb06

[1ngemar]

Oh, thanks!

You a really responsive and fast! (Not a huge problem, but still)

EDIT: If, as earlier, you go directly from 'lines' to the matching file; it positions at row, col=1, but if you go via the ql (and choose match there) you also get row, *and col.

(So, if it's possible to go directly lines -> file (file_tabedit) and get row *and col, it would be great. If it's not too much hassle)

/Ingemar

[ibhagwan]

Oh, thanks!

You a really responsive and fast! (Not a huge problem, but still)

EDIT: If, as earlier, you go directly from 'lines' to the matching file; it positions at row, col=1, but if you go via the ql (and choose match there) you also get row, *and col.

(So, if it's possible to go directly lines -> file (file_tabedit) and get row *and col, it would be great. If it's not too much hassle)

/Ingemar

I know what the problem is :)

Just can’t fix it till later as AFK, will probably be fixed later tonight.

[ibhagwan]

Should work again after 74f9482

[1ngemar]

EDIT #2

My bad; I see now that you actually don't get *col, as such, only positioned at col= "first non blank char" on row. So no need to work on this (ie my proposed solution above).

Thanks.

[1ngemar]

Should work again after 74f9482

Yes,

tried and tested, now. Works.

Thanks
/Ingemar

[ibhagwan]

EDIT #2

My bad; I see now that you actually don't get *col, as such, only positioned at col= "first non blank char" on row. So no need to work on this (ie my proposed solution above).

Thanks.

Correct, blines doesn’t get column as you’re fuzzy matching the buffer, if you want columns use lgrep_curbuf.