cantino
Does not find command with a sub-command
I don't know how I should write the issue title but if you have something like this in your history
$ foo bar baz
and you open McFly and type in foo baz it doesn't find the entry. It only finds it when I enter foo bar. Is this related to #74 ?
Hey Christian, you’re correct, McFly doesn’t currently do tokenization like that. You can add a % between words though: foo%baz
On Sun, Aug 16, 2020 at 11:07 PM Christian Rackerseder < [email protected]> wrote:
I don't know how I should write the issue title but if you have something like this in your history
$ foo bar baz
and you open McFly and type in foo baz it doesn't find the entry. It only finds it when I enter foo bar. Is this related to #74 https://github.com/cantino/mcfly/issues/74 ?
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Ah! tokenization was the word I was looking for 😉
Then I will do a %. Are there any plans to do that by default?
Not currently, but I'd gladly take pull requests if someone wants to tackle it :)