Support zed:// hyperlinks with a new colon-omitting {:line} placeholder#2060
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support for the {:line} placeholder which expands to ":N"
when a line number exists, or empty string otherwise. this prevents
trailing colons from being added to file paths when hyperlinks
don't have line numbers.
fixes dandavison#1965
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closing in favour of #2061 |
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this adds a new hyperlink placeholder:
{:line}similar to
{line}but includes a colon prefix when a line is provided, otherwise prints nothing. intended as a fix for #1965 – a problem i ran into with zed.i'm open to other solutions, such as defaulting line to 1, like what ripgrep does1 – but i feel like it's undesirable to take the user back to line 1 if they have the file open and a cursor on a different line. happy to go with line 1 though if that's preferred (that change now up at #2061)
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https://manpages.debian.org/testing/ripgrep/rg.1.en.html#:~:text=number%20was%20given)%2C-,then%20it%20is%20automatically%20replaced%20with%20the%20value%201.,-%7Bcolumn%7D ↩