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function open_dirs {
export -f open_dirs
row=""
row=$(exa -1 -l --no-permissions --no-user --no-filesize --no-time --all $PWD | fzf --header="pwd: $(pwd)" --preview 'v {}' --bind='ctrl-b:execute:(pkill fzf; cd "$PWD/.."; open_dirs)')
if [[ -n "$row" ]]; then
if [ -d "$row" ]; then
cd $row
open_dirs
elif [ -f "$row" ]; then
open_files "$row"
fi
fi
}
when I call this function, I can use Ctrl-B to go back to the upper directory. but the problem is that when I press ESC to exit fzf and come back to the terminal, PWD didn't change.
Seems ctrl-b:execute: part just changes the directory in the subshell.
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I have this function in my
.bashrc
:when I call this function, I can use
Ctrl-B
to go back to the upper directory. but the problem is that when I pressESC
to exit fzf and come back to the terminal,PWD
didn't change.Seems
ctrl-b:execute:
part just changes the directory in the subshell.Any idea to solve this issue?
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