XYplorer Beta Club

Hi all!

Just downloaded the trial, and XYPlorer looks great

While I'm trying to overcome the shock of the missing dual pane view... is it possible to add a keyboard shortcut to toggle file "selectedness" in the list view? Something like you hit "Ins" on the keyboard and the file which focus is on is added to/removed from the selection (midnite commander style )

... and when I have all the files selected I can just do a ctrl-c, skip a few tabs with ctrl-tab, and ctrl-v. Who needs dual panes anyway?

(hey wait a minute? where's the "Paste (Move)" shortcut?)

Hi, welcome to the king of file managers!

agnul wrote:While I'm trying to overcome the shock of the missing dual pane view... is it possible to add a keyboard shortcut to toggle file "selectedness" in the list view? Something like you hit "Ins" on the keyboard and the file which focus is on is added to/removed from the selection (midnite commander style )

Easy: Ctrl+Space. And use Ctrl+Up/Down Arrows to move the focus without changing selections.

agnul wrote:Who needs dual panes anyway?

Not me

agnul wrote:(hey wait a minute? where's the "Paste (Move)" shortcut?)

Hm, I just assigned Ctrl+Shift+V to something new... (see next BETA). But "Paste (Move)", or "Paste As Cut" as I just renamed it, is quite rarely used: you only need it when you want to overwrite the initial Cut or Copy operation. No big need for a shortcut.

admin wrote:Easy: Ctrl+Space. And use Ctrl+Up/Down Arrows to move the focus without changing selections.

Whops, seems like there are a couple of tricks I don't know yet.

admin wrote:Hm, I just assigned Ctrl+Shift+V to something new... (see next BETA). But "Paste (Move)", or "Paste As Cut" as I just renamed it, is quite rarely used: you only need it when you want to overwrite the initial Cut or Copy operation. No big need for a shortcut.

D'oh, just realized that all I wanted was a "Cut" indeed.

(Are questions answered always that quick here?)

agnul wrote:

admin wrote:Hm, I just assigned Ctrl+Shift+V to something new... (see next BETA). But "Paste (Move)", or "Paste As Cut" as I just renamed it, is quite rarely used: you only need it when you want to overwrite the initial Cut or Copy operation. No big need for a shortcut.

D'oh, just realized that all I wanted was a "Cut" indeed.

(Are questions answered always that quick here?)

Cut is Ctrl+X.

Only the first three questions