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Currently only directories can be displayed in the [[filelist]]. If I want to view a file I have to select the file and open a Lister window or the quickview panel in another window. | Currently only directories can be displayed in the [[filelist]]. If I want to view a file I have to select the file and open a Lister window or the quickview panel in another window. Viewing a file would be just navigating one level deeper. Pressing the backspace key would work as "..". | ||
I would like to see the following improvements: | I would like to see the following improvements: | ||
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# The first ideas implies that a file can be opened by specifying an adress in the adress bar. | # The first ideas implies that a file can be opened by specifying an adress in the adress bar. | ||
# The path feature should not be limited to local paths. | # The path feature should not be limited to local paths. | ||
This feature could make web browsing possible in TC. Currently I have to open a filesystem plugin directory and choose the file to be viewed. | This feature could make web browsing possible in TC. Currently I have to open a filesystem plugin directory and choose the file to be viewed. | ||
Revision as of 16:33, 30 September 2005
Currently only directories can be displayed in the filelist. If I want to view a file I have to select the file and open a Lister window or the quickview panel in another window. Viewing a file would be just navigating one level deeper. Pressing the backspace key would work as "..".
I would like to see the following improvements:
- A file can be opened in the current filelist by a command when executed under the cursor.
- The first ideas implies that a file can be opened by specifying an adress in the adress bar.
- The path feature should not be limited to local paths.
This feature could make web browsing possible in TC. Currently I have to open a filesystem plugin directory and choose the file to be viewed.