`awk: illegal field $(), name "F"` about plug.kak HOT 10 CLOSED

Try this: find . -type f | awk -F/ '{print NF-1, $0}'

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I've thought that awk is more portable. Can you please try to find a proper command for awk that will count / in the string and print it in the format of number_of_slashes the_string. Also if something like GNU awk is available can you please test it too? I have no macOS to test it, sorry.

find . -type f -name "*.kak" | awk -F/ '{print NF-1, $F}' | sort -n | cut -d' ' -f2

Basically this helps to sort output by printing the less nested files first.

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Installing GNU Awk (version 4.2.1) from Homebrew (brew install gawk) made the awk errors go away, and it seems like plug-install worked because my plugins are working, but the Done installing plugins message never appeared.

I can try experimenting more later today.

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It works for me on freebsd. AFAIK macOS uses the same awk.

Done installing plugins

I've removed the message, because it was showing irrelevant info about plug state if some hooks were running in background.

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Try this: find . -type f | awk -F/ '{print NF-1, $0}'

That works! This is the output with the default awk command (not GNU Awk):

~/.config/kak/plugins λ find . -type f -name "*.kak" | awk -F/ '{print NF-1, $0}'
3 ./kakoune-number-toggle/rc/number-toggle.kak
2 ./kakoune-surround/surround.kak
3 ./kak-lsp/rc/lsp.kak
3 ./plug.kak/rc/plug.kak
2 ./kakoune-text-objects/text-objects.kak
2 ./kakoune-auto-percent/auto-percent.kak

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Great. I'll fix this in a munite.

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Should be working now.

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I've removed the message, because it was showing irrelevant info about plug state if some hooks were running in background.

I hope in the future you add some indicator that plugins were installed successfully. Having the "done" message is reassuring that everything finished.

Is it possible to do something like kak -e 'plug-clean; plug-update; quit' to update plugins as part of an update script? I've been using nvim +PlugClean! +PlugUpgrade +"PlugUpdate --sync" +qa in my update script to update Vim plugins, and I wonder if it's possible to replicate in Kakoune.

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I hope in the future you add some indicator that plugins were installed successfully

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Basically in current state this message was shown after the download process of every plugin is done, and pkst-install hooks were ignored. I've decided to disable it, because I've encountered a situation where Ive downloaded plugon and exited Kakoune before it finished building. This needs to be reworked.

Is it possible to do something like kak -e 'plug-clean; plug-update; quit' to update plugins as part of an update script? I've been using nvim +PlugClean! +PlugUpgrade +"PlugUpdate --sync" +qa in my update script to update Vim plugins, and I wonder if it's possible to replicate in Kakoune

Let's have a separate Issue for this?

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I was just curious, but we can move it to a new issue if it’s a feature you’re open to.

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