Can it keep split window no change when cloze fzf-lua window?

[cpcopy]

The problem happens when I don't split window for fzf-lua. I just use enew command as spilit command so it can use current window directly. It will cause problem when I already have a split window opened, for example a trouble window. When I abort fzf-lua with esc, current window will be closed and trouble window will be extended. Is it possible to keep the windows no change in such case?

[ibhagwan]

Fzf-lua restores the view to the original after close on split mode, maybe when you know that’s the case use :FzfLua files winopts.split=false?

fzf-lua/lua/fzf-lua/win.lua

Lines 1128 to 1146 in cf266c0

	if self.winopts.split then
	-- remove all windows from the restore cmd that have been closed in the meantime
	-- if we're not doing this the result might be all over the place
	local winnrs = vim.tbl_map(function(win)
	return vim.api.nvim_win_get_number(win) .. ""
	end, vim.api.nvim_tabpage_list_wins(0))
	local cmd = {}
	for cmd_part in string.gmatch(self.winrestcmd, "[^|]+") do
	local winnr = cmd_part:match("(.)resize")
	if utils.tbl_contains(winnrs, winnr) then
	table.insert(cmd, cmd_part)
	end
	end
	vim.cmd(table.concat(cmd, "|"))
	-- Also restore cmdheight, will be wrong if vim resized (#1462)
	vim.o.cmdheight = self.cmdheight

[cpcopy]

I prefer split window way. So, never thought about it. With winopts.split=false configuration, it will use float window instead. This can solve the window restore problem. The reason why I prefer using current window is it can provide max window for grep review. Now, you provide a new idea, I can use current window if window is not splited, otherwise use float window, or use max float window always. Thanks.

[ibhagwan]

I prefer split window way. So, never thought about it. With winopts.split=false configuration, it will use float window instead. This can solve the window restore problem. The reason why I prefer using current window is it can provide max window for grep review. Now, you provide a new idea, I can use current window if window is not splited, otherwise use float window, or use max float window always. Thanks.

Also try :FzfLua live_grep profile=ivy, it’s also max size float but looks like a split.

[nenahp]

Another choice is FzfLua live_grep winopts.split=tabnew

[cpcopy]

Both look great. Thank you both.