Ok. I did some research around, downloaded and compiled sources for version 3.2... and... yay, the functionality did not change indeed. What it means is that for sure I had some altered version of mc to fix this... I apologize for this mess. Could be that because of this 'rename' problem I myself changed sources 10 years ago or so and I just had that version sitting around for very long time.
Anyway, that is not important, still I'm not able to rename a file because the ESC shift+6 sequence does not give me anything. Sure, shift+f6 is acceptable solution for rename, and this could be just problem of a my terminal(s) but for the connection I do I can't change the terminal behavior, and I used to use ESC 6. slaj wrote: > > I recently updated my very old installation of MC after many years and I > realized that the F5/F6 functionality was changed. > > I know there's rename in place with shift+F6 but the functionality was > also in F6 as the filename was displayed. unfortunately I use term that > does not have F's, so I used to use ESC 6 to rename a file, unfortunately > ESC shift+6 does not work as shift+F6... so the rename functionality is > removed. > > how to rename a file not using F's but ESC + something? > > -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/F5-F6-rename-functionality-removed-%21%21-tp32599919p32612867.html Sent from the Gnu MC - Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ mc mailing list http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/mc
