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I have a set of lines (item + description) which I want to run through fzf -m. For example:

item1: Some description

item1: Another description

item2: Yet another description

After selection I would like fzf to return the line numbers (e.g. 1 3) instead of the lines themselves because: 1) I don't want to include the description; 2) The items are not unique.

True, I can just prefix the lines with the line numbers first:

1: item1: Some description

2: item1: Another description

3: item2: Yet another description

then extract it later. But I think it would be great if fzf can be instructed to do this. It will make some things easier and open some more possibilities for the tool.

command-line fzf

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I have a set of lines (item + description) which I want to run through fzf -m. For example:

item1: Some description

item1: Another description

item2: Yet another description

After selection I would like fzf to return the line numbers (e.g. 1 3) instead of the lines themselves because: 1) I don't want to include the description; 2) The items are not unique.

True, I can just prefix the lines with the line numbers first:

1: item1: Some description

2: item1: Another description

3: item2: Yet another description

then extract it later. But I think it would be great if fzf can be instructed to do this. It will make some things easier and open some more possibilities for the tool.

command-line fzf

share|improve this question

asked 57 mins ago

Budiman SnowmanBudiman Snowman

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I have a set of lines (item + description) which I want to run through fzf -m. For example:

item1: Some description

item1: Another description

item2: Yet another description

After selection I would like fzf to return the line numbers (e.g. 1 3) instead of the lines themselves because: 1) I don't want to include the description; 2) The items are not unique.

True, I can just prefix the lines with the line numbers first:

1: item1: Some description

2: item1: Another description

3: item2: Yet another description

then extract it later. But I think it would be great if fzf can be instructed to do this. It will make some things easier and open some more possibilities for the tool.

command-line fzf

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item1: Some description

item1: Another description

item2: Yet another description

1: item1: Some description

2: item1: Another description

3: item2: Yet another description

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asked 57 mins ago

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