User: My ZZ plant has been growing in a specific direction. Should I turn it around to make sure it grows evenly?
Assistant: It's a common occurrence for ZZ plants, like many houseplants, to grow in the direction of their light source. Rotating your ZZ plant is a good practice to encourage more even growth. By turning the plant every few weeks, you ensure that all sides get equal exposure to light, which can help maintain a balanced shape. Just be sure not to over-rotate, as frequent changes in light direction can sometimes stress the plant. A quarter turn every 2-4 weeks is usually sufficient.
User: How do I add to this zsh function so that it includes my current text I've typed in the prompt as the query for fzf? fzf-history-search() {   local selected_command   selected_command=$(fc -ln 0 | fzf --tac --preview 'echo {}' --select-1 --exit-0)    # If a command is selected, replace the current line with it   if [[ -n "$selected_command" ]]; then     BUFFER="$selected_command"     CURSOR=${#BUFFER}  # Move the cursor to the end   fi }
Assistant: To modify your `fzf-history-search` function to include the current text you've typed in the prompt as the initial query for `fzf`, you can use `BUFFER` (which contains the current input in the command line) as the initial query for `fzf`. Here's how you can adjust your function:

```zsh
fzf-history-search() {
  local selected_command
  # Use the current buffer as the initial query for fzf
  selected_command=$(fc -ln 0 | fzf --tac --preview 'echo {}' --select-1 --exit-0 --query "$BUFFER")
  
  # If a command is selected, replace the current line with it
  if [[ -n "$selected_command" ]]; then
    BUFFER="$selected_command"
    CURSOR=${#BUFFER}  # Move the cursor to the end
  fi
  zle reset-prompt  # Resets the prompt display with updated content
}

# Bind the function to a key sequence (for example, Ctrl+R)
zle -N fzf-history-search
bindkey '^R' fzf-history-search
```

In this adjusted function, `--query "$BUFFER"` is added to the `fzf` call. This option sets the initial query in the `fzf` interface to whatever you have currently typed in the command line, allowing you to start filtering your command history with the existing input.

Don't forget to bind the function to a key sequence, like `Ctrl+R`, if that's not done in your setup yet. This way, you can easily invoke the function whenever you want to search through your history using `fzf`.
User: Ok now how do I modify the query so it is a prefix search in fzf?
Assistant: To modify the query in your `fzf-history-search` function so that it performs a prefix search in `fzf`, you need to adjust the query by adding a caret (`^`) to its beginning. This character instructs `fzf` to treat the query as a prefix match pattern.

Here's how you can modify your function:

```zsh
fzf-history-search() {
  local selected_command
  # Add a caret to the beginning of the BUFFER to make it a prefix search
  selected_command=$(fc -ln 0 | fzf --tac --preview 'echo {}' --select-1 --exit-0 --query "^$BUFFER")
  
  # If a command is selected, replace the current line with it
  if [[ -n "$selected_command" ]]; then
    BUFFER="$selected_command"
    CURSOR=${#BUFFER}  # Move the cursor to the end
  fi
  zle reset-prompt  # Resets the prompt display with updated content
}

# Bind the function to a key sequence (for example, Ctrl+R)
zle -N fzf-history-search
bindkey '^R' fzf-history-search
```

In this modification, `--query "^$BUFFER"` ensures that the search within `fzf` treats the content of `BUFFER` as a prefix search pattern. This means it will only match items from the command history that start with the input currently in your prompt.
User: Now how can I make it so that if I click backspace (without typing anything else into the search prompt) it will close the fzf window? If I continue typing to refine my query I want backspace to act normally until it gets to the original buffer text and then it should close fzf.
Assistant: