ee-xxx command does not top out the terminal window

[harisonkhlil]

Each time, I need to manually use Command + Tab to switch windows in order to select wezterm and to choose and input.

[eval-exec]

Are you living in MacOS? I am a Linux user and have no experience with macOS.

Hey @yibie, do you know how to configure the window focus rules or related settings on macOS?

[eval-exec]

Hi @harisonkhlil, could this be helpful to you?

[harisonkhlil]

Yes, I'm using macOS, and the method you recommend does work, but it's just an overkill, are there other ways?

[yibie]

Another way to focus to WezTerm windows is like this, from here:

(defun ee-git-diff()
  (interactive)
  (let* ((working-directory (ee-get-project-dir-or-current-dir))
         (full-command (format  "cd %s && osascript -e 'tell application \"WezTerm\" to activate' && PAGER=delta git diff HEAD~1"
                                working-directory)))
    (ee-start-process-shell-command-in-terminal
     "ee-git-diff" full-command #'ee-git-diff--callback)))

[harisonkhlil]

Hi everyone, I found solution!!!

now, brew uninstall wezterm

And go to Wezterm official website download dmg...

To use wezterm binary from a terminal emulator, like wezterm ls-fonts you'll need to add the location to the wezterm binary folder that exists inside the WezTerm.app, to your environment's $PATH value. For example, to add it to your ~/.zshrc file, and assuming your WezTerm.app was installed to /Applications, add:

export PATH="/Applications/WezTerm.app/Contents/MacOS:$PATH"

Add this follows to you config.el

(defun switch-to-wezterm ()
    "Switch to WezTerm terminal."
    (interactive)
    (do-applescript "
    tell application \"WezTerm\"
      activate
    end tell"))

  (advice-add 'ee-run :after
              (lambda (&rest _)
               (sleep-for 0.1)
                (switch-to-wezterm)))

Why it didn't work before, it would show two wezterm apps, it turns out that the binary installed by homebrew calls wezterm-gui instead of Wezterm. Oh shit

[harisonkhlil]

(sleep-for 0.1) is a no-brainer, any other optimizations?

[eval-exec]

@yibie Greetings. Did you find a way to get ee-xxx working well on macOS yet?

[yibie]

I tried Kitty and Ghostty, and the conclusion is that Ghostty can currently open a window above Emacs when entering the ee-xxx command, and after the operation is completed, it can transfer the data back to Emacs. However, the problem is that the Ghostty window is severely offset in position. I am still trying to find a way to solve this final step.