Ripgrep flag 'w' doesn't work about fzf-preview.vim

[yuki-yano]

It seems to work in my environment.
Can you give an example of failure using this repository?

[abenz1267]

Hi,

using it that way works. I put this in my init.vim

let g:fzf_preview_grep_cmd = 'rg --line-number --no-heading -w'
nmap <silent> <A-p> :FzfPreviewProjectGrep<CR>

When i alt+p i got the error straight away. Weirdly now i don't get an error, but it isn't working either.

Regards

[yuki-yano]

If no argument is given, FzfPreviewProjectGrep executes a command with a dot after g:fzf_preview_grep_cmd and searches for the project.
Thus, when run without arguments, rg -w . is run.
https://github.com/yuki-ycino/fzf-preview.vim/blob/master/autoload/fzf_preview/command.vim#L21-L27

Adding the -w option seems to require passing the argument each time the command is executed, or specifying the -w option at runtime instead of writing g: fzf_preview_grep_cmd.

Not yet documented, but if necessary, you can easily create new resources using the fzf_preview#parameter and the fzf_preview#runner.
https://github.com/yuki-ycino/fzf-preview.vim/blob/master/autoload/fzf_preview/parameter.vim#L82-L91
https://github.com/yuki-ycino/fzf-preview.vim/blob/master/autoload/fzf_preview/runner.vim

[abenz1267]

-w option at runtime instead of writing g: fzf_preview_grep_cmd

What do you mean? Typing '-w ' in the preview window doesn't work. Or do you mean directly running FzfPreviewGrep -w <search> as you did? Yes, that works.

Btw: is it possible to remove the files list when the input is empty?

Regards

[yuki-yano]

Sorry for not good at english.

fzf narrows the candidates from the list passed at startup.
Therefore, you need to create a candidate list first.
It is possible to use the -w option at that time.
However, after the candidate is passed to fzf, rg is not relevant, so the -w option cannot be used.

FzfPreviewProjectGrep uses . without arguments to use all lines of the project, which is necessary to pass candidates to fzf.