incompatible with fzf

[worldpotato]

First of all, let me say that it is a really nice plugin! Thank you!

But I found out that it is not compatible with some fzf features like the backward search. Which is really a bummer for me.

If I should provide some more infos like log files, my configuration etc. please let me know. I don't really know what could help you.

[jeffreytse]

Hi @worldpotato

Firstly, so happy to heard that you love this plugin, this is my pleasure. Currently it's a really new plugin and I'm so sorry for that you met a compatible issue. And I will work to solve this problem, please be patient.

I will let you know if I need any more detail information about this issue. And welcome to star this project for updates and further features in the future.

Thanks and regards

[jeffreytse]

Hi @worldpotato

Thanks for your patient. Since this plugin will overwrite the previous key bindings, this causes the fzf key bindings to fail. Currently this plugin has provided a mechanism to execute extra commands ( bb1857d ).

Now you have the below aspects for executing something:

zvm_before_init_commands=()
zvm_after_init_commands=()
zvm_before_select_vi_mode_commands=()
zvm_after_select_vi_mode_commands=()

You can solve the compatibility issue as below:

# Append a command directly
zvm_after_init_commands+=('[ -f ~/.fzf.zsh ] && source ~/.fzf.zsh')

or

# Define an init function and append to zvm_after_init_commands
function my_init() {
  [ -f ~/.fzf.zsh ] && source ~/.fzf.zsh
}
zvm_after_init_commands+=(my_init)

or

# The plugin will auto execute this zvm_after_init function
function zvm_after_init() {
  [ -f ~/.fzf.zsh ] && source ~/.fzf.zsh
}

Thanks and regards

[worldpotato]

Wow!
Thank you very much for the patch!

Also a lot of thanks for the detailed explenation how to use it. Will try that later!

[BerkeleyTrue]

Works for me as well! Thanks for the quick response!

[jeffreytse]

Hi @worldpotato @BerkeleyTrue

🎉 Firstly, I hope your guys have a good day. And now I have a big good news for you.

The latest commit ( aad07d8 ) now has supported the lazy keybindings feature, and it is enabled by default, this feature will postpone some keybindings (i.e. normal/visual mode) to the first time you enter the normal mode. This feature can greatly improve the startup speed, it is faster almost 800% - 1000% than the last version.

I can tell you unceremoniously that the startup time on my machine took only 27ms, and before this it's almost 300ms. Hope you guys will like it.

Thanks and regards.

[BerkeleyTrue]

@worldpotato I think this issue can be closed

[worldpotato]

@BerkeleyTrue Absolutly