Updated Examples (markdown)

Examples.md

@@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ f() {
     # Remove first argument off the list
     shift
 
-    # Store option flags
+    # Store option flags with separating spaces, or just set as single space
     options="$@"
     if [ -z "${options}" ]; then
         options=" "
@@ -139,23 +139,6 @@ f() {
     # fzf, then we'll load it all back into the shell's active history
     history -w
 
-    # RUN THE COMMANDS ########################################################
-    # The cd command has no effect when run as background, and doesn't show up
-    # as a job the can be brought to the foreground. So we make sure not to add
-    # a '&' (more programs can be added separated by a '|')
-    if ! [[ $program =~ ^(cd)$ ]]; then
-        $program$options${arguments[@]} &
-    else
-        $program$options${arguments[@]}
-    fi
-
-    # If the program is not on the list of GUIs (e.g. vim, cat, etc.) bring it
-    # to foreground so we can see the output. Also put cd on this list
-    # otherwise there will be errors)
-    if ! [[ "$program" =~ ^(cd|nautilus|zathura|evince|vlc|eog|kolourpaint)$ ]]; then
-        fg %%
-    fi
-
     # ADD A REPEATABLE COMMAND TO THE BASH HISTORY ############################
     # Store the arguments in a temporary file for sanitising before being
     # entered into bash history
@@ -169,7 +152,7 @@ f() {
     # next to any pre-existing single quotes in the raw argument
     sed -i "s/'/''/g; s/.*/'&'/g; s/\n//g" /tmp/fzf_tmp
 
-    # If the program is on the GUI list add a '&' to the command history
+    # If the program is on the GUI list, add a '&' to the command history
     if [[ "$program" =~ ^(nautilus|zathura|evince|vlc|eog|kolourpaint)$ ]]; then
         sed -i '${s/$/ \&/}' /tmp/fzf_tmp
     fi
@@ -183,6 +166,9 @@ f() {
     # Reload the ~/.bash_history into the shell's active history
     history -r
 
+    # EXECUTE THE LAST COMMAND IN ~/.bash_history #############################
+    fc -s -1
+
     # Clean up temporary variables
     rm /tmp/fzf_tmp
 }