[FEAT] WikiPages keybindings to open in new tab/split

[Rubiginosa]

The fzf.vim plugin's Files command (and others from the plugin) support <C-t>, <C-x>, <C-v> to open the selected file in a new tab or split. wiki.vim has WikiLinkFollowSplit and WikiLinkFollowTab commands for links in text, and something like --bind 'alt-enter:print-query+abort' [for WikiPages] to force open a path. Replicating fzf.vim's behavior for WikiPages would improve both parity and convenience.

[lervag]

The fzf.vim plugin's Files command (and others from the plugin) support , , to open the selected file in a new tab or split.

this feels like an incomplete or malformed sentence. Or did you mean the commas "literally", i.e. that the Files command supports that you type the comma key , (once or twice?) to open the selected file in a new tab? Or a split?

wiki.vim has WikiLinkFollowSplit and WikiLinkFollowTab commands for links in text, and something like `--bind 'alt-enter:print-query+abort' to force open a path. Replicating fzf.vim's behavior for WikiPages would improve both parity and convenience.

Ok, so you want there to be additional key bindings for WikiPages with the fzf backend? But it is unclear what these should be, cf. that the first sentence seems "broken" somehow.

[lervag]

Ok, when I edited your post I was able to see what you meant. Notice that you need to escape things like <c-t> with backquotes ` for the Github markdown, else it becomes "invisible" because it will be interpreted as an html tag.

Now, to consider adding this I need to know exactly what you want. Is this correct: In :WikiPages with fzf backend,

• <c-t> should open the entry in a new tab
• <c-x> should open in a new split
• <c-v> should open in a new split (same as <c-x>)

[Rubiginosa]

Whoops, sorry about the html problem.

<c-t> should open the entry in a new tab
<c-x> should open in a new split
<c-v> should open in a new split (same as )

This is almost right—the difference between <c-v> and <c-x> is that <c-v> opens a vertical split and <c-x> opens a horizontal split. I believe fzf.vim implements this here.

[lervag]

Please update and test; I think it should work as expected now.

[Rubiginosa]

This works perfectly, thank you!

[lervag]

Great, glad to hear it!