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deer seems to require a Python installation specifically named python2:

deer-get-relative:4: command not found: python2

On OS X, the default Python install (2.7.10 as of El Capitan) is not version-suffixed (that is, the binary is just python), and there's no symlink. Homebrew installs a suffixed python3, but is also ignored.

Perhaps have it fall-back to simply python, if python2 is unavailable?

_zsh_autosuggest_invoke_original_widget:9: deer: function definition file not found

It would be great if this could complete partially typed paths, ie. if I type cat /ect<alt-k> it would open deer in /etc.

After activating deer, only the / and k keybindings seem to work for me. Any idea how to troubleshoot this?

Hi. Could you please add an option to show hidden files by default?

Great plugin btw.
Cheers!

Is it because deer doesn't have the '.sh' file extension?

I added the lines in the antigen setup to my .zshrc, but couldn't bring up deer. If I manually source deer after the fact (omething like source ~/.antigen/repos/https-COLON--SLASH--SLASH-github.com-SLASH-Vifon-SLASH-deer.git/deer), then it works.

Following other antigen bundles, I simply cp deer deer.sh inside the antigen repo folder for deer. After that, everything seemed to work. Maybe antigen looks for '.sh' extensions when it is loading everything.

Just a feature request.

How to bind the C-u and C-d for page up and down?
Currently I have

DEER_KEYS[page_up]='^U'
DEER_KEYS[page_down]='^D'

But it's not working...
Thanks

So, I can't even get Zsh to source deer. I even tried changing it to executable, but no such look.

> ls -lAFh deer
-rwxr-xr-x  1 ec  staff    13K Oct 18 15:01 deer*
> source ./deer
> echo $?
1

There's no error of any sort; I tried installing zshdb and running it on ./deer, but that's got no output of any sort, either. I'm not a Zsh master, and my configuration isn't very complex … but I get the same error under zsh -f, so it's not that either.

(I'm running Zsh 5.1.1.)

I just installed the Fig plugin from the dashboard. Ran fig source in a terminal and this is what I see:

> fig source

✅ Dotfiles sourced!

head: quit: No such file or directory
head: q: No such file or directory
head: append_path: No such file or directory
head: a: No such file or directory
head: append_abs_path: No such file or directory
head: A: No such file or directory
head: insert_path: No such file or directory
head: i: No such file or directory
head: insert_abs_path: No such file or directory
head: I: No such file or directory
head: multi_insert_dwim: No such file or directory
head: s: No such file or directory
head: multi_insert_abs: No such file or directory
head: S: No such file or directory
head: chdir: No such file or directory
head: c: No such file or directory
head: chdir_selected: No such file or directory
head: C: No such file or directory
head: rifle: No such file or directory
head: r: No such file or directory
head: edit: No such file or directory
head: e: No such file or directory

Same output appears if I run a new shell.

Tried to press Alt-k and nothing happens, but I guess the initialization fails so that's not surprising.

Running zsh 5.9 on a Mac. Not sure which other details might be useful, let me know.

Running on Cygwin, it costs me 2 seconds to move up and down by one item.

Could I have an option to disable the preview column (the 3rd column) ? to gain performance on Cygwin.

The invocation of awk on line 138:

                | awk -vwidth=$COLUMNS '{print substr($0,1,width-1)}')"

doesn't seem to be compatible with the version of awk available on OS X (10.9). Adding a space after the -v seems to fix the problem. My reading of the posix spec is that including the space is correct.

It seems like given the other insert commands having absolute path variations, so should this one.

Hi,

Thanks for publishing deer, love the idea of having a lightweight ranger integrated in my zsh environment. Unfortunately, however, I get "Invalid or incomplete multibyte or wide character" warnings in directories with Japanese character file / folder names. Do you have any idea how to suppress this?

Thanks

Pressing r (using the default key bindings) on a text file outputs "Vim: Warning: Input is not from a terminal" before opening the file. Typing :q quits not only vim but also the terminal.

When trying to use deer I get this error message and the tool malfunctions. My grep options are set to GREP_OPTIONS=--color=auto -i -E. Is that what's causing the issue?

Another feature request. Thanks!

Installed with antigen, generates error everytime I attempt to run the program.
deer-refresh:zle:58: can only be called from widget function
Not sure how to debug this error or provide more information than the above. Let me know if I can be of anymore assisstance.