Re: Remapping mouse buttons
- From: <tpgww@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: emelfm2@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 26 Aug 2008 12:12:15 +1000
On Mon, 25 Aug 2008 15:11:19 -0500
Adam Krolnik <adam.krolnik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> That looks real good. I will have to modify my double click and paste
> instinct. Middle click
> hides the output pane - not paste into the command window.
I've just changed that too, to differentiate from default gtk behaviour (not
that you'd paste into the output pane). Now <Ctrl>2 (2 as in button 2) hides.
I guess that sooner or later I'll need to go through all hard-coded button
bindings, and figure out what can be made configurable, and what extra actions
are needed as a result.
> I did notice that ~adam/ does not complete.
True. We assume that if user adamadam has a place on the same computer as user
adam, then ~ is not useful shorthand for adam to open the other's home dir. So
~/adam is supported, not ~adam.
Neither does ~/.
Can you supply more detail about context ? Here, if I enter, say, ls ~/. or
just plain ~/. it does get expanded (though the latter does nothing of course).
>
> Also when there are long commands (egrep something *) the command is
> echo before the command
> and then after the command with the status. Could the second command be
> abbreviated
> to one line. It looks like you have a function that does this to a string.
> Then it would look like
>
> >egrep something <a long list of files that
> wraps several line> (1234)
> ... egrep output ...
> >egrep something <a truncated list of files>... (1234) returned '0'
Now done.
Regards
Tom
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