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Can we remove <TAB> flick? #99
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Hi |
The thing that I've noticed is that fzf-obc starts one line below In this example, using autocomplete on /usr, fzf-tab has a noticeable flickr while fzf-obc doesn't. And I think is caused by "replacing" the prompt with fzf output, while obc decides to put it one line below. While I don't have a preference on the "style" on where to put fzf (same line vs line below), it's the constant flickr that bothers me |
I had a look at this, I think the reason fzf-obc doesn't flicker as much is that it is overriding the individual completion functions rather than the completion itself. Bash must be doing something where if you are invoking normal completion it doesn't hide the prompt or something. |
hi!
In my local git copy, I have commented these lines, because I don't really like to have a message when I .
However, this doesn't prevent the console to flick for an instant (or more, if the complete takes longer) when I press .
Whould it be possible to remove this behaviour? Until the last couple of days, I've been using
fzf-obc
and it doesn't has this behavior. Instead, FZF starts one line below current promtp (and I actually prefer this kind of behavior)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: