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[gcmd-dev] Placeholders
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Michael |
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[gcmd-dev] Placeholders |
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Thu, 21 Feb 2008 00:26:50 +0100 |
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> Good point. Anyway we'd need some 'placeholders' which will be expanded
> while executing the command
Actually, i was trying to figure how to get the 'pwd' in a 'custom command'
right today... do you think you could manage to allow placeholders there too ?
> I propose the following:
>
> %f file name (or list for multiple selections)
> %F escaped filename (or list for multiple selections)
> %p full file system path (or list for multiple selections)
> %P escaped full files ystem path (or list for multiple selections)
I'm not sure what you mean here... % escapes like in browser URL ?
> %u fully qualified URI for the file (or list for multiple
> selections)
That's for samba/nfs/ftp/whatever remote connections right ?
How about %U for escaped URI (don't know if that makes sense)
> %d full path to the directory containg file
so here's the pwd thing.
> %D escaped full path to the directory containg file
....or list, in case of files of several directories are selected ... no ?
oops, i was at 3.1.5 instead of 1.3.5 :):)
> %s synonym for %p (for compatibility)
> %% percent sign
I see a problem when you would want several 'lists' like %f and %u. How would
you know where one list ends, and the next begins ? Admittedly it may be a rare
case. Yet, it could be solved with a integer containing the number of selected
files (%n). Maybe could have other uses, too...
> The same may apply to all defined applications (like editor, viewer,
> etc.). What about it?
Great !
Did you know Linus Torvalds likes Gnome Commander ?
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