ctrl-R |
Re-read the contents of the directory, i.e. refresh the file panel. |
<esc> ctrl-R |
Like ctrl-R, but an update of cached user account data is forced.
In most cases you do not need this function (see details).
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ctrl-X |
Exchange primary <--> secondary panel, i.e. switch the
working directories. |
<enter>
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Three functions:
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if there is a command in the command line:
<enter> executes the current command
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otherwise if current file is a directory:
<enter> changes into this directory
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otherwise if current file is executable:
<enter> inserts ./cmdfile into the command line
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alt-<enter> |
If the current file is a directory, change into this directory.
Of the four functions above this is the second one, useful if the command line is not empty.
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alt-E |
Display the contents of the current file in the preview panel, if possible.
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alt-X |
If the current file is a directory, change into this directory, but show the contents in the other file panel.
The original file panel becomes secondary and remains unchanged. This allows one to change back into
the original directory simply by switching panels (ctrl-X).
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ctrl-D |
Bookmark the current directory. This function appends the current directory to the list of bookmarks
and opens the bookmark panel.
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alt-R |
Rename the current file. |