Error with config

[rieje]

I have this lazy.nvim spec and I'm not sure why it's having this error on <leader>ss after some refactoring. I'm pretty sure it's a Lua issue since I'm not a programmer, any ideas? On latest version (I'm sure not to do with fzf-lua).

Much appreciated.

P.S. Unrelated, but can fzf-lua grep the edited buffer that's not written to disk yet? That seems to be more intuitive than grepping through the actual file, which is often inconsistent with the changes you're making. Is it required to manually save before grepping for the latest state of the buffer?

[ibhagwan]

I have this lazy.nvim spec and I'm not sure why it's having this error on ss after some refactoring. I'm pretty sure it's a Lua issue since I'm not a programmer, any ideas? On latest version (I'm sure not to do with fzf-lua).

Your error link shows more code, not an error.

P.S. Unrelated, but can fzf-lua grep the edited buffer that's not written to disk yet? That seems to be more intuitive than grepping through the actual file, which is often inconsistent with the changes you're making. Is it required to manually save before grepping for the latest state of the buffer?

Grep pickers uses an external utility (grep or rg), this requires the files being written, use :FzfLua blines (or lines) to search dirty buffers.

[rieje]

Your error link shows more code, not an error.

Whoops: error on <leader>ss. checkhealth reports everything fine:

fzf_lua: health#fzf_lua#check

fzf-lua [required] ~
- OK 'fzf' `0.57.0 (0476a65f)`
- OK 'git' `git version 2.48.1`
- OK 'rg' `ripgrep 14.1.1`
- OK 'fd' `fd 10.2.0`

fzf-lua [optional] ~
- WARNING `nvim-web-devicons` not found
- OK 'rg' `ripgrep 14.1.1`
- OK 'fd' `fd 10.2.0`
- OK 'bat' `bat 0.25.0 (v0.25.0)`

fzf-lua [optional:media] ~
- WARNING 'viu' not found
- WARNING 'chafa' not found
- WARNING 'ueberzugpp' not found

fzf-lua [env] ~
- OK `$FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS` is set to:
  --ansi                        --highlight-line              --reverse
  --cycle                       --height=80%                  --inline-info
  --multi                       --bind change:top             --bind "ctrl-y:execute-silent(wl-copy
  --trim-newline                -- < {+f})"                   --bind "?:toggle-preview"
  --bind="ctrl-/:change-preview-window(down,70%,border-top|hidden|)"
  --bind="ctrl-alt-d:preview-half-page-down,ctrl-alt-u:preview-half-page-up"
  --bind="tab:down"             --bind="shift-tab:up"         --bind="ctrl-alt-j:toggle-down"
  --bind="ctrl-alt-k:toggle-up" --bind="ctrl-alt-a:toggle-all"--bind="ctrl-alt-x:clear-selection"
  --bind="ctrl-x:toggle"        --color=fg:-1,bg:-1           --color=bg+:#2d3f76
  --color=border:#589ed7        --color=gutter:-1             --color=header:#ff966c
  --color=hl+:#65bcff           --color=hl:#65bcff            --color=info:#545c7e
  --color=marker:#ff007c        --color=pointer:#ff007c       --color=prompt:#65bcff
  --color=query:#c8d3f5:regular --color=scrollbar:#589ed7     --color=separator:#ff966c
  --color=spinner:#ff007c
- OK `FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS_FILE` is not set

[ibhagwan]

Error link still shows nothing, your edit also messed up the config link.

[rieje]

Changed upload services: config, error on <leader>ss.

[ibhagwan]

after some refactoring

Now this makes sense, rg_glob_fn is sent to the external process using bytecode, as such it cannot use external functions local to your file only you need to move the rebuild_regex function inside

require("fzf-lua").live_grep({
  rg_glob = true,
  glob_separator = "",
  rg_glob_fn = function(query)
    ---@param str string
    ---@return string
    local function rebuild_regex(str)
      local result = str:gsub("%s+", function(r)
        if #r == 1 then
          return ".*"
        else
          return r:match("%s(.*)")
        end
      end)
      return result
    end
    local regex, flags = query:match("^(.-)%s%-%-(.*)$") ---@type string|nil, string|nil
    if not regex then
      return rebuild_regex(query), ""
    end
    return rebuild_regex(regex), flags
  end,
})