Send all results to quickfixlist

[halshar]

Hello,

As the title suggests I want to send the results of live grep to the quickfix list and I've searched the issues and discussions but I see few solutions which work BUT only with actions but I want to use the keymap type where the option is defined.

Has something changed on the plugin side? I think the mapping used to work previously(or it never worked 🤔 ) but following is my config file:

return {
	"ibhagwan/fzf-lua",
	dependencies = { "nvim-tree/nvim-web-devicons" },
	config = function()
		local actions = require("fzf-lua").actions
		require("fzf-lua").setup({
			"ivy",
			actions = {
				files = {
					["enter"] = actions.file_edit,
					["ctrl-x"] = actions.file_split,
					["ctrl-s"] = actions.file_vsplit,
				},
			},
			fzf_opts = { ["--cycle"] = true },
			winopts = { preview = { hidden = true, title = false } },
			buffers = { show_unloaded = false, sort_lastused = true, actions = false },
			keymap = { builtin = { ["<c-o>"] = "toggle-preview" }, fzf = { ["ctrl-q"] = "select-all+accept" } },
		})
	end,
}

Just to be sure its not n fzf issue I've installed the current latest build and I see the same result in neovim's terminal

fzf --version
0.65 (devel)

[ibhagwan]

It doesn’t work because accept uses the default enter action which in your case is file_edit, if you change it to edit_or_qf it will work.

Alternatively (and more consistent IMO) is to use (remove ctrl-q from keymap.fzf):

           actions = {
				files = {
					["enter"] = actions.file_edit,
					["ctrl-x"] = actions.file_split,
					["ctrl-s"] = actions.file_vsplit,
                    ["ctrl-q"] = { fn = actions.file_sel_to_qf, prefix = "select-all" },
				},
			},

[nenahp]

:helpgrep file_edit_or_qf

[halshar]

and is it possible to move/migrate the toggle-preview feature keymap = { builtin = { ["<c-o>"] = "toggle-preview" } } to actions or it needs to be part of keymap?

[nenahp]

yeah, usually keymap.builtin can be also an action... if you want

          ['ctrl-s'] = { fn = function()
              require('fzf-lua.win').toggle_preview()
          end, exec_silent = true },

[nenahp]

but keymap.builtin is created as nvim keymap, if you use action, it feed to fzf first, then fzf request nvim to execute the action.fn callback, which can be a bit slower if you are on windows

[nenahp]

keymap.fzf is fzf's builtin bind
actions is also bind to fzf but you can use lua function
keymap.builtin is some predefined function bind to nvim