GotoNextItem ---- like pressing Down (arrow) in the file list
GotoPrevItem ---- like pressing Up (arrow) in the file list
GotoNextPage ---- like pressing PgDn in the file list
GotoPrevPage ---- like pressing PgUp in the file list
Does anyone know if I'm missing any commands like this that already exist (or any reasonable TC-only substitutes)? Here are a couple of potential use cases:
1. Go to next directory at same level as the one you are in. Right now, I use an AHK keystroke to send TC a {backspace}{down}{enter}, and that works OK, until the next item is a file, and then it gets launched. I notice we now have discrete internal commands to accomplish almost all of this using command chaining. For example, we could do:
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[em_GotoNextSiblingDir]
cmd=cm_GoToParent, cm_GotoNextItem, cm_GoToDir
2. Redefine some home-row navigation. As I was remapping keystrokes for TC9, I thought it might be cool to try some home-row j/k style navigation of the file list (or, in my case, Alt+J/K). This is not to replace the arrows, but to augment them, for those times when you don't want to lift your hands from home row. Anyhow, it would be easily accomplished with:
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[Shortcuts]
A+J=cm_GotoNextItem
A+K=cm_GotoPrevItem
Thanks for your help in taking a look at this. Please let me know if I've missed a good TC-only solution. Or if you think these commands would be easy to add and helpful, is it something that could be added easily?