make CTRL-T work with folders outside the current one

[pogopaule]

Let's assume I am in directory /dirA.
There is also a /dirB.

Very often there are case where I want to use CTRL-T to search relative to dirB although I am currently inside dirA.

For example

cd /dirA
...
cat /dirB/<CTRL-T>

So when there is a "path prefix" I'd like CTRL-T to search relative to that prefix.
When there is no prefix I'd like it to work relative to the current directory, like it already does now.

How on earth can I achieve that?

[pogopaule]

The answer can be found here https://github.com/junegunn/fzf/wiki/Configuring-fuzzy-completion#zsh

[Bellavene]

  --bind 'left:become(cd .. ;fd -a --exact-depth 1 | fzf)' \
  --bind 'right:become(cd {} 2>/dev/null;fd -a --exact-depth 1 | fzf)' \

[funnut]

Does become and cd work for actually changing the directory?

[nenahp]

cd is used in a subshell so it will not work in current shell process.

only work in your shell function

cd $(fzf --become ... )

[funnut]

I run ctrl t from files/ wherever I am