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PICK(1) General Commands Manual PICK(1) NAME pick -- fuzzy select anything SYNOPSIS pick [-dKoSXx] [-q query] DESCRIPTION The pick utility allows users to select from a set of choices using an curses(3) interface with fuzzy search functionality. The choices are read from stdin, and the selected choice written to stdout. The options are as follows: -d Read and display descriptions. Input lines will be split into two parts by the last occurrence of IFS. Both parts will be dis- played but only the first part will be used when searching. -K Disable toggling of keypad transmit mode. Useful when running pick from within another interactive program which already has set the correct transmit mode. -o Output description of selected choice on exit. -q query Supply an initial search query. -S Disable sorting. Only filter the choices instead of additionally sorting by score. This option can be toggled from within the in- terface, see "COMMANDS". -x Enable the use of the alternate screen terminal feature. This is the default. -X Disable the use of the alternate screen terminal feature. COMMANDS Ctrl-C Exit with a erroneous status without outputting the selected choice. While this command often being defined as Ctrl-C it is determined by the VINTR control character, see termios(4). Ctrl-L Redraw interface with respect to the current size of the terminal. Ctrl-O Toggle sorting. Up/Down | Ctrl-P/Ctrl-N Select between choices matching the current search query. Page-Down/Page-Up | Ctrl-V/Alt-V | Alt-Space Move the selection to the choice located one page down/up from the currently selected choice. Home/End | Alt-</Alt-> Move the selection to the first/last choice matching the current search query. Enter Output the currently selected choice and exit. Alt-Enter Output the current input query and exit. Left/Right | Ctrl-B/Ctrl-F Move the cursor left and right in the search query input field. Ctrl-A Move the cursor to the beginning of the line in the search query in- put field. Ctrl-E Move the cursor to the end of the line in the search query input field. Backspace | Ctrl-H Delete one character to the left of the cursor in the search query input field. Delete | Ctrl-D Delete the character under the cursor in the search query input field. Ctrl-W | Alt-Backspace Delete the word to the left of the cursor. A word is recognized as a sequence of characters for which either isalnum(3) is true or the character is an underscore. Ctrl-U Delete to the beginning of the line in the search query input field. Ctrl-K Delete to the end of the line in the search query input field. Printable characters Added to the search query and will refine the current search. ENVIRONMENT The following environment variables will affect the execution of pick: IFS Determines the separator used between choices and descriptions. ASYNCHRONOUS EVENTS SIGWINCH The screen is resized. EXAMPLES Select a file in the current directory to open using xdg-open(1): $ find . -type f | pick | xargs xdg-open Select a command from the history to execute: $ eval $(fc -ln 1 | pick) DIAGNOSTICS The pick utility exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error occurs. HISTORY The first version of pick was released on August 18, 2014. Development was sponsored by thoughtbot from the start of the project until September 2016. AUTHORS Calle Erlandsson <calle@calleerlandsson.com> Anton Lindqvist <anton@basename.se> FreeBSD ports 15.quarterly August 17, 2014 PICK(1)
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