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14 Nov 2023
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@thorrrr:matrix.orgThorrrr Hello anybody free for a quick query please How do you get documents to open in Nvim i have tried adding spme code in the lfrc file but it freaks out lf So i guess i am doing some dumb noob stuff i have read the docs but what ever i try does not work! Open files with Neovim mime "^text/" , x/^text/markdown$/ , x/^text/plain$/ { $EDITOR "nvim %s" } I have also tried Open code files with Neovim mime ".c$" , ".cpp$" , ".h$" , ".py$" , ".js$" , ".java$" , ".sh$" , ".rb$" , ".pl$" , ".go$" , ".php$" , ".html$" , ".css$" , ".xml$" , ".json$" , ".yaml$" , ".toml$" { "nvim" %s } But again lf freezes up ! So not sure what i am doing wrong this is my main config lfrc
https://logs.notifiarr.com/?8205c17d7b662704#29jNoZBmEAruAeCoo9vQV2bBAUtoL6dVwo2FpGyGtTdY
19:38:01
@thorrrr:matrix.orgThorrrrUsing Version 31 19:52:28
15 Nov 2023
@thorrrr:matrix.orgThorrrrDo i need to ask on discussions ?20:20:12
29 Nov 2023
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@promitheas:matrix.orgpromitheas

Hello guys. I am trying to set up a quick tar cmd, and this is the code I have so far:

cmd tar %{{
	set -f
	read ans
	mkdir $ans
	for i in $fx do
		cp -r $i $ans
	tar czf $ans.tar.gz $ans
	rm -rf $ans
}}

But it doesn't work. It creates the temporary directory, but doesn't copy any files to it and doesn't proceed further

00:07:18
@promitheas:matrix.orgpromitheas *

Hello guys. I am trying to set up a quick tar cmd, and this is the code I have so far:

cmd tar %{{
	set -f
        printf "Archive name: "
	read ans
	mkdir $ans
	for i in $fx do
		cp -r $i $ans
	tar czf $ans.tar.gz $ans
	rm -rf $ans
}}

But it doesn't work. It creates the temporary directory, but doesn't copy any files to it and doesn't proceed further

00:08:59
@promitheas:matrix.orgpromitheas *

Hello guys. I am trying to set up a quick tar cmd, and this is the code I have so far:

cmd tar %{{
	set -f
        printf "Archive name: "
	read ans
	mkdir $ans
	for i in $fx do
		cp -r $i $ans
        done
	tar czf $ans.tar.gz $ans
	rm -rf $ans
}}

But it doesn't work. It creates the temporary directory, but doesn't copy any files to it and doesn't proceed further

00:10:23
4 Dec 2023
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9 Dec 2023
@momijie:matrix.orgmomijie I open my lf with dmenu and when I press q it exits the application, but I was wondering how I would open a directory and hijack/take ownership of the terminal window to show the directory being opened there. cmd opens ${{ case $(file --mime-type "$(readlink -f $f)" -b) in */directory) kitty @ launch --type=window --cwd="$f" && lf -remote "send $id quit";; esac }} Here's my really janky way right now. 03:42:00
@momijie:matrix.orgmomijie * I open my lf with dmenu and when I press q it exits the application, but I was wondering how I would open a directory and hijack/take ownership of the terminal window to show the directory being opened there. cmd open ${{ case $(file --mime-type "$(readlink -f $f)" -b) in */directory) kitty @ launch --type=window --cwd="$f" && lf -remote "send $id quit";; esac }} Here's my really janky way right now. 03:42:11
21 Dec 2023
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31 Dec 2023
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17 Jan 2024
@unifreak:matrix.orgunifreakhi, I'm on archlinux and using ctpv as previewer, just upgraded to kernel v6.7, now found the preview is not working, images are shown as lots of escape chars, also there is log in lf09:01:11
@unifreak:matrix.orgunifreak
2024/01/17 16:47:13 shell-async: &{{ ctpv -s $id }} -- []
2024/01/17 16:47:13 shell-async: &{{ ctpvquit $id }} -- []
2024/01/17 16:47:13 loading files: []
2024/01/17 16:47:14 converting escape code: strconv.Atoi: parsing "?25l\x1b[?80l\x1b[?8452l\x1bPt": invalid syntax
2024/01/17 16:47:14 converting escape code: strconv.Atoi: parsing "?25l\x1b[?80l\x1b[?8452l\x1bPt": invalid syntax

09:01:29
@unifreak:matrix.orgunifreaktried update both lf and ctpv, no luck09:01:57
@unifreak:matrix.orgunifreakI'm using foot terminal, which support sixel and works just fine days ago.09:02:53
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20 Jan 2024
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@omniguy:matrix.orgomniguy
In reply to @unifreak:matrix.org
hi, I'm on archlinux and using ctpv as previewer, just upgraded to kernel v6.7, now found the preview is not working, images are shown as lots of escape chars, also there is log in lf
I'm having the same problem but I'm using chafa as the image preview. Same behavior. But I noticed if you remove the option 'set chafasixel' from the ctpv config file the image as symbols instead,
12:24:41
@omniguy:matrix.orgomniguy
In reply to @unifreak:matrix.org
hi, I'm on archlinux and using ctpv as previewer, just upgraded to kernel v6.7, now found the preview is not working, images are shown as lots of escape chars, also there is log in lf
* I'm having the same problem but I'm using chafa as the image preview. Same behavior. But I noticed if you remove the option 'set chafasixel' from the ctpv config file the image is shown as symbols instead. Works, but not the way I intended
12:25:09

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