`84105d1`

use Enter key interception for fish instead of command_not_found

Authored by mfwolffe <wolffemf@dukes.jmu.edu> 3 months ago

SHA: 84105d1ad4d19d501507ca50eff4cc808fb7690c
Parents: fb39df9
Tree: 3292cce

1 changed file

Status	File	+	-
M	`src/cmd/init.rs`	37	13

src/cmd/init.rsmodified

          ));
+     }
 -    // fish_command_not_found for no-prefix jumping
 +    // Intercept Enter key to check for gump jumps before execution
      output.push_str(r#"
 -# No-prefix directory jumping - must erase existing handler first
 -functions -e fish_command_not_found
 +# No-prefix directory jumping via Enter key interception
 +function __gump_execute
 +    set -l cmd (commandline -b)
 +    set -l first_word (string split ' ' -- $cmd)[1]
++
 +    # Skip if empty
 +    if test -z "$first_word"
 +        commandline -f execute
 +        return
 +    end
 -function fish_command_not_found --on-event fish_command_not_found
 -    # Check if it's a local directory first
 -    if test -d "$argv[1]"
 -        cd $argv[1]
 -        return 0
 +    # Skip if command exists
 +    if type -q "$first_word"
 +        commandline -f execute
 +        return
 +    end
++
 +    # Skip if starts with path characters
 +    if string match -qr '^[./~]' -- "$first_word"
 +        commandline -f execute
 +        return
 +    end
++
 +    # Check if it's a local directory
 +    if test -d "$first_word"
 +        commandline -r "cd $first_word"
 +        commandline -f execute
 +        return
      end
      # Query gump database
 -    set -l result (command gump query -- $argv 2>/dev/null)
 +    set -l result (command gump query -- $cmd 2>/dev/null)
      if test -n "$result"
 -        cd $result
 -        return 0
 +        commandline -r "cd \"$result\""
 +        commandline -f execute
 +        return
      end
 -    # Fallback to default handler
 -    __fish_default_command_not_found_handler $argv
 +    # Not a gump match, execute normally
 +    commandline -f execute
  end
++
 +bind \r __gump_execute
 +bind \n __gump_execute
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      output