> Patch2:
> Doesn't let the user to type leading spaces if he didn't write a non-
> space letter already.
Not a good idea, since I think if you prepend a space to any command, the
command is not saved in bash history - a feature.
Sometimes it may be thus desirable to be able to type leading space
When I start to copy files and resize the terminal window while the copy progress
dialog is displayed, the display become garbled - dialog is moved, but the values
(percentages, kb/s information, etc ...) are written somewhere else (outside the
dialog).
It's minor bug, since when the copy finish
When I press enter in zip archive, mark some files and press f5 (copy)
to extract them, it takes about 3 second for each file (well, on a
486DX4/100, but running "unzip archive.zip" is much faster, so it's not
caused just by slow cpu)
I think the reason is in extfs/uzip - when I try to run it alone
In normal gray dialog box the shortcut key to activate a
button is blue, while the remaining text of button is black.
In red dialog boxes, the shortcut key is white and the text
is also white, so I don't see the shortcut for all but the current
button (which is blue on black). This is especially an
The state of the checkbox "preserve attributes" in copy/move dialog
should be preserved (or make an option whether to be preserve or not
by default) at least in current mc session -> if I forget to
untick it and I copy/move from ext2 to fat32 partition, I get dialog
box saying "Cannot chown target
I found a buf in internal cd command
How to reproduce:
make a directory with space in its name, like "cpu info"
Type "cd ", then press alt-enter on that directory name
with space in it, the command line will read "cd cpu\ info".
Now press enter.
Mc will complain the directory does not exist -> see
I have created a "change sort order by simple keyboard shortcuts patch" (includes also
useful sort mode indicator)
(since, for instance f9,enter,s,m,r,o is not very user friendly 'keystroke' to change
to "sort by mtime")
After applying my patch, following keys start to work:
Sort by name
I am sending a patch for html.syntax file. It has one advantage over the old one, if
you forget somewhere lonely & (which should be & instead), you are alarmed by
having this symbol bright red colored. Also in things like is the ampersand also
colored bright red to warn you that you are missin
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 cu
#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 supp
I am sending patch (in attachment(1375 bytes), doc.patch for doc subdirectory,
src.patch for src subdirectory), where user can have it's own timeformat (in directory
listings, etc ), if you add timeformat (in strftime format) to [Misc] section in
the 'ini' file as:
timeformat_recent=
timef
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