Adding styling for commands run with execute action

[rbhanot4739]

Hello,

I have the below script which works as expected for me.

#!/bin/bash

get_value() {
  read -p "Enter a value: " value
  echo $value
}
export -f get_value

_key="ctrl-x:execute(get_value {})"
border="--border bold"
binds="--bind \"$_key\""

fzf_cmd="fzf --style full"
[ -n "$border" ] && fzf_cmd+=" $border"
[ -n "$binds" ] && fzf_cmd+=" $binds"

shell=$(which bash)
eval "SHELL=$shell $fzf_cmd --tmux --style full"

Is it possible to add border and some styling around the commands that are run with execute action. Here is the screenshot for the main fzf window

And this is when I press ctrl-x

I believe execute spaws a sub-shell where it runs the command so the above seems to be the expected behavior, but is it possible somehow to add some border around it so that it becomes little more visual that it is executing within the fzf window.

[junegunn]

Have you checked #4157?

[rbhanot4739]

@junegunn So yeah, it does work as but it adds the border to the entire tmux pop-up window which one paired with style full creates these layers of borders.
This is what I mean

[bitraid]

That's because you set both border-native and --border.

[rbhanot4739]

@bitraid Not sure if its related to that.

#!/bin/bash

get_value() {
  read -p "Enter a value >>.: " value
  echo $value
}
export -f get_value

_key="ctrl-x:execute(get_value {})"
binds="--bind \"$_key\""

fzf_cmd="fzf"
[ -n "$binds" ] && fzf_cmd+=" $binds"

shell=$(which bash)
eval "SHELL=$shell $fzf_cmd --tmux center,border-native"
`` 

And still produces the same output as above.

[bitraid]

Maybe you set --border in $FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS? Try adding --border none.

[rbhanot4739]

Yeah it was that only, thank you !! Although adding --tmux center,border-native is a work around within the tmux only, not sure if there is a general way to add some styling outside tmux as well ...