# From https://github.com/junegunn/fzf/wiki/Examples-(fish)
function fzf-complete -d 'fzf completion and print selection back to commandline'
	# As of 2.6, fish's "complete" function does not understand
	# subcommands. Instead, we use the same hack as __fish_complete_subcommand and
	# extract the subcommand manually.
	set -l cmd (commandline -co) (commandline -ct)
	switch $cmd[1]
		case env sudo
			for i in (seq 2 (count $cmd))
				switch $cmd[$i]
					case '-*'
					case '*=*'
					case '*'
						set cmd $cmd[$i..-1]
						break
				end
			end
	end
	set cmd (string join -- ' ' $cmd)

	set -l complist (complete -C$cmd)
	set -l result
	string join -- \n $complist | sort | eval (__fzfcmd) -m --select-1 --exit-0 --header '(commandline)' | cut -f1 | while read -l r; set result $result $r; end

	set prefix (string sub -s 1 -l 1 -- (commandline -t))
	for i in (seq (count $result))
		set -l r $result[$i]
		switch $prefix
			case "'"
				commandline -t -- (string escape -- $r)
			case '"'
				if string match '*"*' -- $r >/dev/null
					commandline -t --  (string escape -- $r)
				else
					commandline -t -- '"'$r'"'
				end
			case '~'
				commandline -t -- (string sub -s 2 (string escape -n -- $r))
			case '*'
				commandline -t -- (string escape -n -- $r)
		end
		[ $i -lt (count $result) ]; and commandline -i ' '
	end

	commandline -f repaint
end