Better user experience for the filemanager plugin#19
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Better user experience for the filemanager plugin#19X-Ryl669 wants to merge 5 commits intomicro-editor:masterfrom
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This adds a configuration option to allow filemanager to open a selected file in a new tab instead of a new split.
Update documentation for new features
Update version
Use icons for file manager instead of plain text Also allow filtering while typing the filename directly
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Hi. Congrats on the enhancements. Is there a chance to open files and folders with a mouse click or double click? At least for me, it doesn't work. |
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This happens on top of the previous PR that was allowing opening on files on new tab (and via Enter).
This improves the user experience of the file manager in two way:
This gives this kind of visual changes:

Please notice that there's a bug in micro's lua binding that's independent of this PR, when using
time.AfterFuncthe callback function's modifications to any buffer and InfoBar isn't refreshed until the next user event. I think it could be solved either generically (by callingscreen.Display()in go code after a timer elapsed), or manually, by binding thescreen.Displayfunction call as a command that's callable by a lua script). Either method would work.