Remove action help

[bagaze]

Hello.

I wanted to know if it was possible to hide the action help string from the search panel ? I find it a bit distracting.

Thanks!

[ibhagwan]

You can remove all headers by setting header = false under the right picker options or directly in the call :FzfLua live_grep header=false or use no_header_i=true to remove only the “interactive” headers.

[milanglacier]

Thanks for the updates for the clarification!

I think if I can just remove all those suggestions tips that should be enough. If there are any headers (actually I haven't see any other headers except the suggestion tips during my usage). I may be interested to see what are those other headers and decide if I want to disable them.

[milanglacier]

Beside, dap and lsp does not respect header either, so this also not works:

    dap = {
        header = false
    }

The only way to disable header for them is to set it in defaults.

[ibhagwan]

Thanks for the updates for the clarification!

I think if I can just remove all those suggestions tips that should be enough. If there are any headers (actually I haven't see any other headers except the suggestion tips during my usage). I may be interested to see what are those other headers and decide if I want to disable them.

If you run files on a different folder than the cwd, you’ll get a header note on which is the active cwd, when switching from live grep to grep (fuzzy) you’ll get a header hint on what is the current regex searched for by rg.

Beside, dap and lsp does not respect header either, so this also not works:
The only way to disable header for them is to set it in defaults.

Global defaulfs merge into the picker defaulfs so it should work, LSP is a few different categories, lsp is for all locations (refs, defs, etc), lsp.symbols for symbols and lsp.finder for the lsp finder, check out the default options in the README you’ll see it all.

Same for dap, there are sub categories, so you need to use dap = { <picker> = { header = false } }.

[ibhagwan]

Actually dap isn’t in the README (too many options there already, need refactoring), see defaults.lua for all categories:

fzf-lua/lua/fzf-lua/defaults.lua

Lines 1139 to 1170 in 34d5e40

	M.defaults.dap = {
	commands = {
	prompt = "DAP Commands> ",
	fzf_opts = { ["--no-multi"] = true },
	},
	configurations = {
	prompt = "DAP Configurations> ",
	fzf_opts = { ["--no-multi"] = true },
	},
	variables = {
	prompt = "DAP Variables> ",
	fzf_opts = { ["--no-multi"] = true },
	},
	frames = {
	prompt = "DAP Frames> ",
	fzf_opts = { ["--no-multi"] = true },
	},
	breakpoints = {
	prompt = "DAP Breakpoints> ",
	file_icons = true and M._has_devicons,
	color_icons = true,
	git_icons = false,
	previewer = M._default_previewer_fn,
	_actions = function() return M.globals.actions.files end,
	actions = { ["ctrl-x"] = { fn = actions.dap_bp_del, reload = true } },
	fzf_opts = {
	["--delimiter"] = "[\\]:]",
	["--with-nth"] = "2..",
	},
	_cached_hls = { "path_colnr", "path_linenr" },
	},
	}

[milanglacier]

Thank you! Man you reply the things insanely promptly, I cannot say enough for my appreciation!

If you run files on a different folder than the cwd, you’ll get a header note on which is the active cwd, when switching from live grep to grep (fuzzy) you’ll get a header hint on what is the current regex searched for by rg.

This is really useful! I will not disable them.

dap = { = { header = false } }

Thanks for the clarification!

[bleacheda]

Hello, on the opposite end I want to have the header, especially for live_grep, but when setting it up like so, I have the header appear on everything else except live_grep, not sure what I am doing wrong:

  config = function()
    require("fzf-lua").setup({

      fzf_opts = {
        ["--header"] = ":: <alt-h> to Include hidden files | <alt-i> to Disable .gitignore | <ctrl-g> to Fuzzy Search",
      },

      vim.api.nvim_set_keymap("n", "<leader>ff", ":FzfLua files<CR>", { desc = "fzf files" }),
      vim.api.nvim_set_keymap("n", "<leader>fg", ":FzfLua live_grep<CR>", { desc = "fzf grep" }),
      vim.api.nvim_set_keymap("n", "<leader>fb", ":FzfLua buffers<CR>", { desc = "fzf buffers" }),
      vim.api.nvim_set_keymap("n", "<leader>fh", ":FzfLua helptags<CR>", { desc = "fzf helptags" }),
    })
  end,

[ibhagwan]

Hello, on the opposite end I want to have the header, especially for live_grep, but when setting it up like so, I have the header appear on everything else except live_grep, not sure what I am doing wrong:

You’re setting the header string globally on fzf, fzf-lua should respect that, I personally wouldn’t do that and instead have the alt-i|h to appear, open a feature request and I’ll add that :)

[bleacheda]

If it doesn't make sense, no need to implement it :).
Maybe I haven't described my small issue correctly, without any config, in the "live_grep" window I do not have the header suggesting the `alt-h' and 'alt-i' shorcuts, it only shows the "ctrf-g" hint. Is that the default? I dont't know, the "files" picker has the "h" applied by default and no hints at all.

[ibhagwan]

If it doesn't make sense, no need to implement it :).
Maybe I haven't described my small issue correctly, without any config, in the "live_grep" window I do not have the header suggesting the `alt-h' and 'alt-i' shorcuts, it only shows the "ctrf-g" hint. Is that the default? I dont't know, the "files" picker has the "h" applied by default and no hints at all.

you explained it fine, the headers are disabled by default as it would be too long to display all 3 actions, if you really want these shown post your feedback in #1795 and I’ll add an option when I get a chance.