yy wrapper when using ctrl+z

[ricardoseriani]

Hi

Please, there is any way that I can use something similar to the yy wrapper when using the ctrl+z to send the yazi process to background.
I.e:
If I'm running yazi on directory /tmp and then go to directory /opt inside yazi, when I press the ctrl+z, I will be inside the /opt directory?

I know that I can use the dropping-to-shell function to press any key and create a child process inside the directory I'm currently on, but what I'm looking to send the ctrz-l to yazi and then be in the current folder.

The "problem" that using the dropping-to-shell is it create a new child proccess and that I have the ctrl-z keybind to automatically move the last program I stopped back to foreground.
I.e:

• I'm using vim
• press ctrl-z, the vim process is stopped
• I can do my work in shell
• press ctrl-z again, the vim process is moved to foreground.

Thanks in advance.