[Feature] Enhance ctrl-t behaviour in bash

[eli-percepto]

Implement the following ctrl-t behaviour:

1. Change the default setting (current dir) to present first the files and directories of depth 0 in order of decreasing modification time (as in ls -t1)
2. If the cursor follows immediately a word which is a path to an existing dir, fzf this dir instead of the current.

PR #3918

[phanirithvij]

1. already works for fish shell, but not for bash

[eli-percepto]

I've opened this PR https://github.com/junegunn/fzf/pull/3918 What do you tihnk?

[phanirithvij]

I haven't had the time to test it out. will check it out and get back to you.

just fyi I am just a regular fzf user.

[thernstig]

If the cursor follows immediately a word which is a path to an existing dir, fzf this dir instead of the current.

Do I understand this correctly? You intend to make it so that in this screenshot, pressing ctrl+t would search from the ~/ root instead of the current dir ~/.local/share/chezmoi?

Then +1 from me, since my intuition thought this was how it already should work.

[eli-percepto]

If the cursor follows immediately a word which is a path to an existing dir, fzf this dir instead of the current.

Do I understand this correctly? You intend to make it so that in this screenshot, pressing ctrl+t would search from the ~/ root instead of the current dir ~/.local/share/chezmoi?

Then +1 from me, since my intuition though this was how it already should work.

Exactly!