These parameters control the execution of commands.
Warning: do not change parameters you do not understand. If you are unsure, test the new value before saving the configuration. If any problems occur, reset the parameter to standard value.
CMD_F3
CMD_F4
CMD_F5
CMD_F6
CMD_F7
CMD_F8
CMD_F9
CMD_F10
CMD_F11
CMD_F12
CMD_Fx
parameters are templates used to build commands each time you press one of
the function keys <F3> to <F12>.
The following substitutions are performed before the specified text is inserted into the command line:
$1
--> name of the current working directory$2
--> name of the secondary directory$F
--> name of the current file$S
--> name(s) of the selected file(s) ($f
is preferred)$f
--> like $S
when <esc> was pressed
before the last keystroke and there are some selected files; like $F
otherwise
$$
--> single $
character$c
sets the cursor position, e.g:
Normal cursor position (without thefind / -type f -name '$c' -print
$c
) is at the end of the inserted command
$:
deletes all text (like ctrl-U).
It should be put on the very beginning of the line because everything before
$:
will be discarded. The $:
is intended to be used with the $!
only
$!
--> executes the command
(like pressing the <enter> key). It should be the last parameter
because it terminates the command and everything after it is ignored
$!
allows automatic execution of commands.
Not recommended. Use it with care:
$:
in order to obtain full control over the command line$!
implies check for a rm
command
and suppresses warning about a long command line. See the notification panel
for more information on this.