Hi.
You can add a menu shortcut for that action:
1. Go to Command -> Edit menu file
2. Chose the menu file to edit: Local (visible only inside the directory where
it was created) or User (global menu, visible everywhere)
3. Add the following lines into your user menu:
Create file
FILENAME=%{Enter filename}
touch $FILENAME
mcedit $FILENAME
4. Save the menu file
Now you can press F2 and either choose "Create file" from the list or just
press a shortcut - Shift+C (the first character of the menu item's name). Then
enter a file name. mcedit will appear with the new file opened for editing. Of
course instead of mcedit you can use any command you want if you add into the
user menu :)
Hope this helps.
> On 24 дек. 2014, at 16:47, Igor) <dubrovi...@gmail.com>
> <dubrovi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> hello, my name is Igor i have a question
>
> how can i create file in mc? shift+f4 not working
>
> now i using echo > flie.name <http://flie.name/> in terminal mode(ctrl+o)
>
> mc version 4.8.11
>
> os ubuntu 14.04
>
> --
> Igor
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