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@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ Have fun with it! PRs are welcome. Check out [#1](https://github.com/jarun/nnn/i |
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- Sort by file name, modification time, size |
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- Convenience |
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- Create, rename files and directories |
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- Batch rename current directory entries in vidir (from moreutils) |
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- Batch rename/move/delete current directory entries in vidir (from moreutils) |
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- Spawn SHELL (fallback sh) in the current directory |
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- Copy absolute file paths with/without X (*easy* shell integration) |
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- Change directory at exit (*easy* shell integration) |
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@@ -423,11 +423,13 @@ Any other value disables colored directories. |
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#### file copy, move, delete |
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`nnn` doesn't support file copy, move, delete inherently. However, it simplifies the workflow: |
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`nnn` doesn't support file copy, move, delete natively. However, it simplifies the workflow: |
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1. copy the absolute path to a file by invoking the file path copier (<kbd>^K</kbd>) |
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1. copy the absolute paths using <kbd>^Y</kbd> and/or <kbd>^K</kbd> |
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2. spawn a shell in the current directory (<kbd>!</kbd>) |
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3. while typing the desired command, copy the file path (usually <kbd>^-Shift-V</kbd>) |
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3. while typing the desired command, copy the file paths (usually <kbd>^-Shift-V</kbd>) |
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In addition, nnn integrates with vidir. vidir supports batch file move and delete. |
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#### boost chdir prompt |
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