* added first version of interactive filter
* small fix when loading new file
* don't reset filter when directory is reloaded automatically
* reapply filter when options for searching change
* current filter or arguments now prefilled in the prompt
* empty filter can now be supplied
* added new setfilter command for use in scripts
* added incfilter option
* added very basic documentation
* added filter indication in statusbar
* added option to display filter to prompt
* Use chan struct{} in place of chan bool
* Revert "nav.checkReg now returns a boolean instead of calling nav.preview"
* Guarantee preview/previewClear ordering
* Pass the file path to the cleaner script
* Return early on error in nav.preview
* nav.checkReg now returns a boolean instead of calling nav.preview
* Pass width, height, x, and y parameters to preview script
* Check previewer for exit code
If non-zero the preview will be assumed to have side-effects.
* Add the cleaner option
This is called upon selection changes if the previous preview was
volatile. To this end, volatilePreview was added to the nav struct
* utility modulus function
* ui adapt for tab menu cycle
* refactor(listMatches) for tab menu cycle
* refactor(draw) handle tab menu selection highlight
* refactor(eval) cmd-complete cycle + reset handles
* feat: added backtab counter-cycle in the completition menu
* cleanup
* docs changes
* refactor: make tab cycle own commands
* docs: tab cycle documentation
* bug: the matches list was not complete because index +2 after row end
* refactor(tab cycle): handle the complete menu command print
* refactor(tab cycle): make the cmdTmp varibale mymic cmdAccLeft + check for partial commands
* refactor(tab cycle): fix how to handle the menu completiton from different events
* fix(tab cycle): fix cmd-complete so that it works with new tab cycle commands
* style: changed puprle to reverse
* cleaned up cycle logic + reverted listMatches
* cleaned up eval logic for cycle feat.
* cleanup
Co-authored-by: 2pac <tarasyarema@pm.me>
A minor change was fixed in `doc.go:142` for Windows Users. Clear instructions for using `$f`, `$fs`, `$fx` and `$id` in Windows as `%f%`, `%fs%`, `%fx%` and `%id%`.
