@@ -194,20 +194,6 @@ Alternatively, resuming work on a specific picker:
194194 -- or
195195 :FzfLua files resume=true
196196<
197- [!TIP] By default pressing esc or ctrl-c terminates the fzf process, as such
198- resume is not perfect and is limited to resuming the picker/query and
199- sometimes additional parameters such as regex in grep, etc, for a more
200- complete resume use the "hide" profile, this will modify the esc bind to hide
201- fzf-lua and keep the fzf process running in the background allowing `:FzfLua
202- resume` to restore the picker state entirely, including cursor position and
203- selection. To configure hiding by default:
204- >lua
205- require("fzf-lua").setup({
206- > "hide",
207- > -- your other settings here
208- > })
209- <
210-
211197
212198
213199COMBINING PICKERS *fzf-lua-combining-pickers*
@@ -1406,6 +1392,18 @@ the first argument:
14061392>lua
14071393 :lua require"fzf-lua".setup({{"telescope","fzf-native"} ,winopts={fullscreen=true} })
14081394<
1395+ [!TIP] The default profile is a combination of border-fused+hide profiles,
1396+ without the "hide" profile pressing esc terminates the fzf process which makes
1397+ for an imperfect resume limited to resuming only the picker/query (without
1398+ cursor position, selection, etc), to restore the default esc behavior combine
1399+ any existing profile with "hide" by using a table in `opts[1 ]` :
1400+ >lua
1401+ require("fzf-lua").setup({
1402+ > { "fzf-native", "hide" },
1403+ > -- your other settings here
1404+ > })
1405+ <
1406+
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14111409COMING FROM FZF.VIM? *fzf-lua-coming-from-fzf.vim?*
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