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List of configurable parameters 2/3

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

<F3> = view file(s)

CMD_F4

<F4> = edit file(s)

CMD_F5

<F5> = copy file(s)

CMD_F6

<F6> = move file(s)

CMD_F7

<F7> = make directory

CMD_F8

<F8> = remove file(s)

CMD_F9

<F9> = print file(s)

CMD_F10

<F10> = user defined

CMD_F11

<F11> = user defined

CMD_F12

<F12> = user defined

Substitutions

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

Control sequences

• $c sets the cursor position, e.g:

  find / -type f -name '$c' -print

  Normal cursor position (without the $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

• combine it with $: in order to obtain full control over the command line
• don't use it for destructive actions like deleting data, etc.