Re: [bug] three small bugs in mc (2003-06-25-17)
Hi,
> When I press F4 in search results box, edit the file and then exit the
> editor, i get back to the search result box (as expected), but instead of
> seeing file panels under the search result box as in old mc versions, i see
> the editor screen (just the current file on which the cursor is is redrawn,
> so it looks quite messy). On older mc's (4.5.55), entire active panel is
> redrawn (and the other half of screen is the editor). The same bug applies
> to invoking viewer
Are you running MC from screen?
> Small bug in internally handled 'cd' command:
> I have two directories:
> directory /a
> directory /a/mc-2003-06-25-17
> (and nothing more in /a)
> now if I type anywhere in bash 'cd /a/mc*' I get to directory
> '/a/mc-2003-06-25-17', since mc* is expanded to full name of the directory
> but if I type it into mc command line, I get nowhere and it says '/a/mc*:
> no such directory' Also commands like 'cd
> /some/dir;some_command_to_launch_there' also don't work
If you want to use wildcards, ${expressions:-or such}, you should
use '$ eval cd /a/mc*'.
> Also sometimes when I'm searching in files and press 's' (even multiple
> times) the suspend does not work and the search continues on (it get
> through about five more files before finally stopping) Note - I have a 486,
> can it be caused by the CPU slowness?
This nappens on my P3 too :-)
Responsibility of file find dialog is in TODO, and a working patch exist.
David
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Re: [bug] three small bugs in mc (2003-06-25-17)
Hi,
> When I press F4 in search results box, edit the file and then exit the
> editor, i get back to the search result box (as expected), but instead
of
> seeing file panels under the search result box as in old mc versions, i
see
> the editor screen (just the current file on which the cursor is is
redrawn,
> so it looks quite messy). On older mc's (4.5.55), entire active panel is
> redrawn (and the other half of screen is the editor). The same bug
applies
> to invoking viewer
Are you running MC from screen?
> Small bug in internally handled 'cd' command:
> I have two directories:
> directory /a
> directory /a/mc-2003-06-25-17
> (and nothing more in /a)
> now if I type anywhere in bash 'cd /a/mc*' I get to directory
> '/a/mc-2003-06-25-17', since mc* is expanded to full name of the
directory
> but if I type it into mc command line, I get nowhere and it says
'/a/mc*:
> no such directory' Also commands like 'cd
> /some/dir;some_command_to_launch_there' also don't work
If you want to use wildcards, ${expressions:-or such}, you should
use '$ eval cd /a/mc*'.
> Also sometimes when I'm searching in files and press 's' (even multiple
> times) the suspend does not work and the search continues on (it get
> through about five more files before finally stopping) Note - I have a
486,
> can it be caused by the CPU slowness?
This nappens on my P3 too :-)
Responsibility of file find dialog is in TODO, and a working patch exist.
David
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[bug] three small bugs in mc (2003-06-25-17)
Small bug in search results (not overdrawing) When I press F4 in search results box, edit the file and then exit the editor, i get back to the search result box (as expected), but instead of seeing file panels under the search result box as in old mc versions, i see the editor screen (just the current file on which the cursor is is redrawn, so it looks quite messy). On older mc's (4.5.55), entire active panel is redrawn (and the other half of screen is the editor). The same bug applies to invoking viewer Small bug in internally handled 'cd' command: I have two directories: directory /a directory /a/mc-2003-06-25-17 (and nothing more in /a) now if I type anywhere in bash 'cd /a/mc*' I get to directory '/a/mc-2003-06-25-17', since mc* is expanded to full name of the directory but if I type it into mc command line, I get nowhere and it says '/a/mc*: no such directory' Also commands like 'cd /some/dir;some_command_to_launch_there' also don't work Also sometimes when I'm searching in files and press 's' (even multiple times) the suspend does not work and the search continues on (it get through about five more files before finally stopping) Note - I have a 486, can it be caused by the CPU slowness? #mc -V GNU Midnight Commander 2003-06-25-17 Virtual File System: tarfs, extfs, cpiofs, ftpfs, fish With builtin Editor Using included S-Lang library with terminfo database With subshell support as default With support for background operations With mouse support on xterm and Linux console With support for X11 events With internationalization support Martin Petricek Jeden z největších letních open air festivalů v České republice. 3. - 6. 7. 2003, Český Brod. Těšit se můžete na téměř 130 umělců, kapel a DJs. http://user.centrum.cz/redir.php?url=http://www.rockforpeople.cz ___ Mc-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/mc-devel
