Ugly exit from fzf integration

[AvianAnalyst]

With the provided fzf integration commands, if you run one, but decide to abort the operation, you have to quit twice. Is there a better solution for this?

[SaHHiiLL]

Had the same issues, solved it with this

list=$(trash list | fzf --multi)
if [[ -n $list ]]; then
    echo $list | awk '{$1=$1;print}' | rev | cut -d ' ' -f1 | rev | xargs trash restore --match=exact --force
else
    echo "Aborted"
fi

[AvianAnalyst]

Thank you! sorry for the slow reply. I'm trying to try this out but im unclear. is this verbatim an alias? or a function? specifically unsure how the if block is connected into the previous line. or is the whole thing just the function body?

[SaHHiiLL]

it's upto you how you want to use it. You can inline everything and alias it or wrap it in a script/function.

the if block just checks whether $list is empty or not

PS: i noted there a missing whitespace in the example above.
fix: [[ -n $list ]];