Re: [Ranger-users] scout command

[Roman Z.]

On Thu, Feb 28, 2013 at 07:34:37PM +0100, Miodrag Milić wrote:
> Interesting mnemonic:
> 
> travel = scout -fekalist
> 
> On Serbian its even a word: the one that eats poop. On english its just
> a fekal list :)

Haha :)  I was trying to avoid dirty words in the travel alias, but oh
well.  At least it isn't racist or anti-feminist, just anti-feces.  Or
pro-feces?  Well, let's not think about that.


> Problems:
> 
> without a ".." navigation doesn't work but it should. I use 'e' option
> instead: scout -feklist

Can you rephrase that?


> Also, we really really need arrows working with scout. If files are
> substrings , you have no solution to select a file but to abandon:
> 
> x
> ranger
> ranger-10
> ranger-100
> y
> 
> If you want to get to ranger and in moment when you start typing cursor
> is at ranger-100, or it gets there during filtering, there is no way you can 
> get to it but cancel. So, we need arrows working.

You can press <TAB> to move to the next match.  When using -f, it's
equivalent to moving 1 down.  Some time I'll implement Shift+Tab too to
get to the previous match.


> BTW, scout -fitm is really nice.

Agreed

Roman