Re: Locking directory panes while cd'ing
- From: Keith Roberts <keith karsites net>
- To: mc gnome org
- Subject: Re: Locking directory panes while cd'ing
- Date: Thu, 18 Oct 2007 14:19:43 +0100 (BST)
On Wed, 17 Oct 2007, kilgota banach math auburn edu wrote:
To: William Kimber <williamk orcon net nz>
From: kilgota banach math auburn edu
Subject: Re: Locking directory panes while cd'ing
On Thu, 18 Oct 2007, William Kimber wrote:
A very useful idea that I would also like
William kimber
On 18/10/07 04:35, Keith Roberts wrote:
Hi. Is it possible to have a button that would allow one to
lock directory panes while cd'ing to a new directory tree,
then toggle the button again to unlock the panes please,
once both directory panes are at the required location?
The reason is I like to have the same directory structure
open in both panes. I also have a 'tmp-backups' sub-dir for
making copies of the files in my current directory.
At the moment I have to cd to a particular location in the
left-hand pane. Then TAB to the right-hand pane, and do the
same thing again.
If it was possible to 'lock' the directory panes together,
so that wherever I cd to in the left-hand directory pane,
the right-hand pane would automatically follow in sync with
the left-hand pane. This would be alot quicker I think.
mc is my favourite directory browser, file viewer and editor.
Kind Regards
Keith Roberts
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I agree. This looks interesting.
Also here is another suggestion, for the editor:
Is the Shift-Tab command taken in the editor? If not, it
would be useful to be able to indent a block of text by
highlighting the block and then doing Shift-Tab, would it
not? Or is there already a way to indent a highlighted
block and I am unaware of it?
Theodore Kilgore
That's another thing that I was going to suggest as well
Theodore. Is this the right list for making suggestions for
the mc internal editor? My head feels abit stuffed at the
moment, but I'll make an effort later - I think it's some
sort of viral infection.
Kind Regards
Keith Roberts
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