## v2 - latest fix

- Fixed `Ctrl+C` exit handling so the Bash wrapper reliably changes to the directory where TUI was closed, including when Bash `set -e` is enabled.
- Action commands are evaluated as complete Bash commands, so `&&` and `||` chains work as they do directly in the terminal.
- Updated the example ZIP action to demonstrate success/failure prompts with `&&` / `||`.

# Changelog

## v2.1
- Made the installer compatible with minimal Calculinux environments by replacing `install -m` with `cp` followed by `chmod`.


## Current

- Bash shell integration is installed automatically through `~/.bashrc`.
- Multi-command actions execute as one TUI handoff; TUI is not redrawn between commands.
- Each generated command is added to Bash history.
- Failed commands stop the current action and pause on a `read` before TUI resumes.
- Marks are stored as absolute paths and survive directory changes.
- Returning to a directory shows its previously marked entries again.
- Moving marked entries uses the current TUI directory as the destination.
- `.tui` lookup is limited to the user's home directory.

## Unreleased

- Hidden files and directories are hidden by default; use `tui -a` / `tui --all` to show them.
- Added a synthetic parent-directory entry at the top of every listing.
- Left arrow moves the cursor to the parent entry; pressing left again moves to the parent directory.
- Navigation is limited to the directory containing the applicable `.tui` file.
- Added `ls --color`-style colors for directories, symlinks, executables, archives and common image files.
- Marked paths remain visible as marked when returning to their directory.

### v2 – cursor and block selection update
- Cursor can now move to the empty line immediately below the last object.
- `Ctrl+K K` now behaves like joe: the block end is the row immediately above the cursor.
- On the bottom empty line, `Ctrl+K K` therefore selects through the last object.

## v2 update
- The bottom empty row now visibly shows the cursor.
- When TUI exits normally, the shell integration changes the parent Bash shell to the directory where TUI was closed.