* Adding support for multiple paths. (panic)
- Started adding multiple file support
- fd panics with multiple files right now
* Moved the ctrlc handler to main.
- Moved the ctrlc handler to main so we can search multiple files
* Tests now allow custom directory setup
- TestEnv::new() now takes two arguments, the directories to create and
the files to create inside those directories.
* rust-fmt changes
* rust-fmt changes
* Moving code around, no need to do everything in one big loop
- PathDisplay was never actually used for anything, removed it during refactor of main
- Removed redundant logic for absolute paths
- Moved code placed needlessly inside a loop in the last commit outside of that loop.
* Moving code around, no need to do everything in one big loop
- PathDisplay was never actually used for anything, removed it during refactor of main
- Removed redundant logic for absolute paths
- Moved code placed needlessly inside a loop in the last commit outside of that loop.
* Removed commented code in testenv
* Refactored walk::scan to accept the path buffer vector. Using the ParallelWalker allows for multithreaded searching of multiple directories
* Moved ctrlc handler back into walker, it is only called once from main now.
* Moved the colored output check back to it's original place
* Removing shell-escape, not sure how it got added...
* Added test for `fd 'a.foo' test1` to show that a.foo is only found in the test1 and not the test2 direcotry
* Removing side effect from walk::scan, `dir_vec` is no longer a mutable reference and an iterator is being used instead.
* Running rustfmt to format code correctly
Previously, we were using the relative path to extract the search
string. For the current directory, the returned relative path was equal
to `""`. This is why the current directory did not show in the search
results (see #81).
This commit also changes the way that `--full-path` works, which was
previously working on relative paths. It seems more useful to search the
absolute path, though. Otherwise, search results could change just by
calling fd (with a given search path) from a different directory.
