Chris Rawnsley

`C-w` is usually delete word backwards in a lot of terminal programs so one option is to retrain your muscle memory ⌥⌫ might work on macOS either because of your...

Have a look at [the high-level algorithm description](https://github.com/jhawthorn/fzy/blob/master/ALGORITHM.md#fzys-scoring) for the details but I think in your case it favours the consecutive letters of 'all' + the fact that 'a' has...

[Picker](https://github.com/srstevenson/vim-picker) by Scott Stevenson might be a good place to look for this. I have copied what I think might be the relevant bit below: ```vim function! s:PickerTermopen(list_command, vim_command, callback)...

@ruifm Open a PR with the changes to the README and your wish might come true :)

Might be worth stating what exactly you would like to bring over from `fzf` if you want to know what might be accepted in a PR. `contrib` seems like a...

Can you use `grep .` for this? e.g. $ echo | grep . $ echo $? 1 $ echo 'a' | grep . a $ echo $? 0

I was thinking you already had a script prepared that you could integrate something like: MENU_ITEMS='one\ntwo\nthree\n' printf "${MENU_ITEMS}" | grep . >/dev/null VALID_MENU=$? if [ $VALID_MENU -eq 0 ]; then...

A bit of a faf but you could edit `src/config.def.h` and recompile. Looks like the line would need to be something like: ```diff --- src/config.def.h.orig 2017-12-07 20:40:26.000000000 +0000 +++ src/config.def.h...

I should probably add that `echo $COLUMNS` results in `84`.

Perhaps another solution would be to capture your search input and somehow let your shell switch between the two commands instead? That way fzy can remain focused on being a...