Does fzf support printing only the first match in --filter mode?

[haphamdev]

For example:

$ cat > file.txt
Lorem ipsum dolor
sit amet
consectetur adipiscing elit
sed do eiusmod
tempor incididunt


$ cat file.txt | fzf --filter so
sed do eiusmod
Lorem ipsum dolor

Is there any way to make fzf print only the first match on --filter mode?
In this case, I would like to print sed do eiusmod, not the line Lorem ipsum dolor.

[haphamdev]

I can achieve the same result with cat file.txt | fzf --filter so | head -n1 but I am wondering whether fzf has any feature like that.

[junegunn]

fzf follows the Unix philosophy and chooses not to implement features that can be done by other programs; So using head is the recommended way to do it.