feat(attach): Support `--first` option for `attach` sub-command to let zellij choose the alphabetically first session; resolve#823
fix(attach-first): Fix `--first` option to choose the first created session in the existent sessions
feat(attach): Support `--index` option to choose the session indexed by provided number like -t option of tmux
feat(attach): Support listing active sessions with index when a provided number is not found in the active sessions
feat(attach): Support listing active sessions with index when a provided number is not found in the active sessions
feat: Add anyhow to uniformly treat error types and avoid panics
* feature(resize): Non directional resize
* Implement special cases
* fix resizing for panes that have `+` cross section
* fix resizing for panes that have `T` cross section
* fix panics
* Add Nondirection resize keys to plugin
* fix formatting
* fix: clippy warnings
* fix the last edge case
* implemented some of the suggested changes
* Remove helper function and elevate comment to top of function
* Use `=` to keep it consistent with Normal mode mapping as its easier to use
* Remove extra reference borrowing
* fix an edge case
* add test for nondirectional resize increase/decrease
* fix(controls): add + to resize
* refactor(resize): simplify methods
* fix(resize): properly resize opposite corner pane
Co-authored-by: Aram Drevekenin <aram@poor.dev>
* fix(compatibility): handle wide characters inserted in line middle
* fix(compatibility): more wide char handling
* style(fmt): make rustfmt happy
* style(fmt): make clippy happy
* style(fmt): make clippyt happy
* style(fmt): make rustfmt happy... again
The current code waits for 30ms after reading new data to refresh the
screen in order to batch input together. This reduces the number of
refreshes, but also adds perceptible latency as keystrokes will only get
visual feedback after a 30 ms delay.
Improve this by immediately refreshing if more than 30ms have already
passed since the last refresh. That way punctual events like keystrokes
get immediate feedback, while heavier input still gets batched together.
