When i try to delete a file/ directory using dd, cfm says The dir/ file already exists or Error deleting: File exists, then i have to keep pressing dd till it deletes (it eventually does delete, on the third try).

Possible fix: hash table for files created by the program. This is how cp seems to do it, pretty much universally. Will need to work this out. May be a better way.

Video for clarity

Basically if you open an image file using xdg-open once you leave the file shortcuts like h, j, k, l, dd, q, and the like wont work. Instead, they will just type the letters over the filename that is selected. The only way to fix the issue I have seen is to open the file in $EDITOR, exit out of the file, and the keybindings will be back.

EDIT: Seems to only happen on .jpg and .png files now, NOT other file types.
https://youtu.be/eiKY9uxPdIg

When i open shell in the current folder/ exit cfm, the previous text is not cleared and the current text (the text after exiting/ opening a shell) overlaps with the previous one.

(Works fine with xterm)

Look into using scandir(3), it does a lot of what the existing code does but it does a lot of it for us. Downside: lots of allocations.

This would be done in the lower status bar, and should take minimal work to implement.

Similar to how searching on h works, find the new filename in the file list and move the selection to it.

Expected behavior: don't resolve symlinks, that way the user will see the wd as the one they specified and not the resolved path.

Currently, these spam EDITOR instances until the user gives valid input.

It might be better to put it in the cfm directory by default instead of having it clutter up the home folder.

This would be useful for deleting massive directories which you do not want to copy to the tmp directory.

Copy how promptus does this (or don't)

Everyone said it was non-standard, well guess what idiots, C99 standard 7.19.6.1 section 8 disagrees with you >:D

cfm got all slow and memory-inefficient because I actually listened to people on the internet, why did I ever do that?

See mouse branch.

The dd and D commands no longer work to delete files in the newest release of cfm. If you try to delete files the error "Error deleting: Invalid cross-device link" appears. This does not happen on older builds of cfm.

If i paste a file (which i yanked with yy) in the same folder...it crashes the app.
(Probably because a file with the same name already exists) (or if that is handled then could be related to the shell script as $EDITOR...idk though)

I would like to know your opinion about:

• Splitting the project into multiple files
• Changing error codes from ints to enums
• Removing logic from main switch into dedicated functions
• Remove the goto's

Actual Behavior

For example:

$ pwd
/home/jeff/mydir
$ ls
mydir2
$ ln -s mydir2 ~/mydir3
$ cd ~/mydir3
$ cfm

In this example, the path in cfm will be /home/jeff/mydir/mydir2. However, if you were to run cfm ~ and then switch into mydir3, the path would be correctly displayed as /home/jeff/mydir3.

Expected Behavior

Ideally, cfm would show /home/jeff/mydir3 after the example above.

I have a shell script that i use to run my editor which i have used in $EDITOR.
When a file/ folder is created using cfm, the editor opens and exits quickly i believe, so i am unable to name/ rename them.

OS: KISS Linux

Steps to reproduce:

1. Build cfm.

~ $ doas kiss b cfm
Password:
-> Resolving dependencies
-> Building: cfm
-> Checking to see if any dependencies have already been built
-> Installing any pre-built dependencies
-> cfm Checking repository files
-> cfm Downloading sources
-> cfm Found cached source 'v0.4.1.tar.gz'
-> cfm Building package (1/1)
-> cfm Extracting sources
-> cfm Starting build
cp: unrecognized option: n
BusyBox v1.31.1 (2020-01-20 23:52:29 PST) multi-call binary.

Usage: cp [OPTIONS] SOURCE... DEST

Copy SOURCE(s) to DEST

        -a      Same as -dpR
        -R,-r   Recurse
        -d,-P   Preserve symlinks (default if -R)
        -L      Follow all symlinks
        -H      Follow symlinks on command line
        -p      Preserve file attributes if possible
        -f      Overwrite
        -i      Prompt before overwrite
        -l,-s   Create (sym)links
        -T      Treat DEST as a normal file
        -u      Copy only newer files
make: *** [Makefile:19: config.h] Error 1
-> cfm Build failed

Would be nice to have and would make the mark feature not useless. May require a rethink of cfm's main controls.

See discussion on #18.

I.e. if you do Q instead of q it will change directories to cfm's current directory after closing.