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The one thing I miss in the normal Terminal app, coming from iTerm 2, is being able to cmd+click paths and open them.
by cornstalks 2y ago
The one thing I miss in the normal Terminal app, coming from iTerm 2, is being able to cmd+click paths and open them.
- alwillis 2y agoMost modern terminals support clicking on urls these days. IIRC, there’s a plugin or something to enable this in iTerm. I use WezTerm currently and it supports it out of the box.
- latexr 2y agoiTerm2 supports it out of the box. The person you’re replying to is lamenting the absence of the feature in Terminal.app.
- cornstalks 2y agoTerminal.app supports clicking URLs (cmd+double click). But what I want is to cmd+click (relative) file paths, with no URL scheme prefix. iTerm 2 supports this, and I miss it when I use Terminal.app.
- hoherd 2y agoYou can also define custom clickable things via the "Smart Selections" feature. For instance I have all strings that match `\B#([0-9]{2,6})\b` open the page of that GH issue in my companies central issue tracker when they are cmd-clicked, and I have all strings that match `\bU\+([0-9a-fA-F]{2,6})\b` open up a details page for that unicode code point.