Paste the path of a file dropped on the window

[tkc]

What

Showing an agent a file meant typing its path out. Drag one onto the window and
the path is typed into the session instead, followed by a space, so several
dropped together line up as arguments. While a file is over the window the
bottom bar says what will happen.

This follows what orca does for its agent
prompt — "drag files or images straight into an agent prompt" — which is
where the request came from.

Quoting

Paths that need it are wrapped in single quotes. A space in a name would
otherwise split into two arguments, and a quote or a semicolon in one is worse
than that:

Dropped	Sent
/Users/tkc/a.txt	/Users/tkc/a.txt
/Users/tkc/My Documents/a.txt	'/Users/tkc/My Documents/a.txt'
/tmp/it's here	'/tmp/it'\''s here'
/tmp/資料.txt	'/tmp/資料.txt'

Plain paths pass through untouched so the common case stays readable. If the
program has bracketed paste on, the path arrives as pasted text rather than as
typing.

Testing

Six new tests, 194 total: plain paths pass through, spaces are quoted, an
embedded single quote is closed and rejoined, nine kinds of character the shell
would act on (; $( ) backticks & | > * \ ") are quoted, a
Japanese path is quoted, and an empty path becomes an empty argument.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

https://claude.ai/code/session_01GvMacYD6T9EoWqc7C247Hr