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I think it would be nice if fzy had a simple way to "hide" delimited columns from the interactive display while still allowing them to be piped to stdout.
Imagine I have something like a csv file. Column 1 contains a "friendly" name and the remaining columns contain arbitrary machine-readable data. I would like to select a row by its friendly name using fzy, but then pipe the entire row to something else for further processing.
It wouldn't have to be any fancier than what cut does (-d to choose a delimiter and -f to select columns to display). Perhaps there could also be an option to choose whether or not the filtered text factors into the scoring, if such a thing would be easy to implement.
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I think it would be nice if fzy had a simple way to "hide" delimited columns from the interactive display while still allowing them to be piped to stdout.
Imagine I have something like a csv file. Column 1 contains a "friendly" name and the remaining columns contain arbitrary machine-readable data. I would like to select a row by its friendly name using fzy, but then pipe the entire row to something else for further processing.
It wouldn't have to be any fancier than what
cut
does (-d to choose a delimiter and -f to select columns to display). Perhaps there could also be an option to choose whether or not the filtered text factors into the scoring, if such a thing would be easy to implement.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: