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Extends the interactive history substitution function to support an optional third field `old/new/index`. - Keeps default behavior of targeting the most recent command (index 1). - Allows targeting a specific history entry by appending a number. - Validates that the index is a positive integer before attempting retrieval. - Safely handles cases where the requested history index does not exist. Example: 'cat/bat/5' now replaces 'cat' with 'bat' in the 5th previous command.
28 lines
838 B
Fish
28 lines
838 B
Fish
function __interactive_history_sub
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set -l current_line (commandline -b)
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set -l last_cmd $history[1]
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if string match -qr '(.+)/(.+)' -- "$current_line"
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set -l parts (string split '/' -- "$current_line")
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set -l old $parts[1]
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set -l new $parts[2]
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set -l history_index 1
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if test (count $parts) -ge 3; and string match -qr '^[1-9][0-9]*$' -- "$parts[3]"
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set history_index $parts[3]
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end
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set -l target_cmd $history[$history_index]
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if test -n "$target_cmd"
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set -l expanded (string replace -a -- "$old" "$new" "$target_cmd")
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commandline -r "$expanded"
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end
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else
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if test -z "$current_line"
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commandline -r "sudo $last_cmd"
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end
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end
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commandline -f repaint
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end
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