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--- mymenu.1
+++ mymenu.1
Delete the last word
.It C-u
Delete the whole line
+.It C-i
+Toggle the ``first selected'' style. Sometimes, especially with the -a
+option, could be handy to disable that behaviour. Let's say that
+you've typed ``fire'' and the first completion is ``firefox'' but you
+really want to choose ``fire''. While you can type some spaces, this
+keybinding is a more elegant way to change, at runtime, the behaviour
+of the first completion.
.El
.Sh BUGS
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--- mymenu.1.md
+++ mymenu.1.md
> Delete the whole line
+C-i
+
+> Toggle the \`\`first selected'' style. Sometimes, especially with the -a
+> option, could be handy to disable that behaviour. Let's say that
+> you've typed \`\`fire'' and the first completion is \`\`firefox'' but you
+> really want to choose \`\`fire''. While you can type some spaces, this
+> keybinding is a more elegant way to change, at runtime, the behaviour
+> of the first completion.
+
# BUGS
* If, instead of a numeric value, a not-valid number that terminates
Omar Polo <omar.polo@europecom.net>
-OpenBSD 6.3 - July 1, 2018
+OpenBSD 6.3 - July 6, 2018
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--- mymenu.c
+++ mymenu.c
DEL_CHAR,
DEL_WORD,
DEL_LINE,
- ADD_CHAR
+ ADD_CHAR,
+ TOGGLE_FIRST_SELECTED
};
struct rendering {
return NEXT_COMPL;
if (!strcmp(str, "")) // C-c
return EXIT;
+ if (!strcmp(str, "\t")) // C-i
+ return TOGGLE_FIRST_SELECTED;
}
*input = strdup((char*)&symbol);
}
break;
}
+
+ case TOGGLE_FIRST_SELECTED:
+ first_selected = !first_selected;
+ if (cs)
+ cs->selected = !cs->selected;
+ break;
}
}