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I use :append-output, :insert-output to insert content from shell scripts in my files. However, :append-output, :insert-output and :sh do not provide a hint or autocomplete for executables (shell or otherwise) in my PATH.
Would it be feasible to do so? My suggestion would be to do something similar to :open, open a panel with my executables and adapt the suggestions when I type.
If this already exists elsewhere (both an implementation and/or an issue/Discussion), I'll happily close this issue and report there instead.
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I use :append-output, :insert-output to insert content from shell scripts in my files. However,
:append-output
,:insert-output
and:sh
do not provide a hint or autocomplete for executables (shell or otherwise) in my PATH.Would it be feasible to do so? My suggestion would be to do something similar to
:open
, open a panel with my executables and adapt the suggestions when I type.If this already exists elsewhere (both an implementation and/or an issue/Discussion), I'll happily close this issue and report there instead.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: