Fix: Fix the argument parsing

Properly fixes #7.

init.lua

@@ -364,7 +364,7 @@ local function parse_number_arguments(args)
     local parsed_args = {}
 
     -- Iterate over the arguments given
-    for arg_name, arg_value in ipairs(args) do
+    for arg_name, arg_value in pairs(args) do
         --
 
         -- Try to convert the argument to a number
@@ -2772,39 +2772,6 @@ local function run_command_func(command, args, config)
     command_func(args, config, command_table)
 end
 
--- The function to handle the arguments from the job object
----@param job Job The job object given by Yazi
----@return Arguments args The arguments from the job object
-local function get_args_from_job(job)
-    --
-
-    -- If the job object has no argument field
-    -- that means the arguments are given
-    -- as a list of strings (Yazi v0.3.x and below)
-    if not job.args then
-        return parse_args(job)
-
-    -- Otherwise, the arguments are given as a table (Yazi v0.4.x and above)
-    else
-        --
-
-        -- Get the string arguments from the job object
-        local string_args = job.args.args
-
-        -- If the string arguments are nil,
-        -- then return the job arguments
-        if not string_args then return parse_number_arguments(job.args) end
-
-        -- Otherwise, if the string arguments are not a string,
-        -- return an empty table of arguments
-        if type(string_args) ~= "string" then return {} end
-
-        -- Otherwise, split the string arguments, parse them,
-        -- and return the result
-        return parse_args(string_split(string_args, " "))
-    end
-end
-
 -- The setup function to setup the plugin
 ---@param _ any
 ---@param opts Configuration|nil The options given to the plugin
@@ -2825,7 +2792,7 @@ local function entry(_, job)
 
     -- Get the arguments to the plugin
     ---@type Arguments
-    local args = get_args_from_job(job)
+    local args = parse_number_arguments(job.args) or parse_args(job)
 
     -- Get the command passed to the plugin
     local command = table.remove(args, 1)