LinuxQuestions.org - [SOLVED] midnight commander: open the current file?

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Originally Posted by pan64 (Post 4889651)

Ctrl-Enter will enter the whole filename into the command line. Is this what you are looking for?

thanks !!

I complete this thread with the key binding of mc:

http://www.keyxl.com/aaae4b0/407/Mid...-shortcuts.htm

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Shortcut Command How useful(?)
Common Functions
Midnight Commander
Ctrl + r Refresh active panel + –
Ctrl + x c Opens chmod dialog for marked file + –
Ctrl + x o Opens chown dialog for marked file + –
Alt + ? Opens search dialog + –
Ctrl-x a Open VFS list. If a ftp session times out, you can use this to free the open vfs so you can log in again. + –

Panel Functions
Midnight Commander
TAB Switch focus between left and right panel + –
Insert Marks or removes mark on file(s) + –
Alt + g Marks first file or directory in active panel + –
Alt + r Marks middle file or directory in active panel + –
Alt + j Marks last file or directory in active panel + –
Alt + s Incremental search + –
Ctrl + / Look for filename given in last line of active panel (not whole screen), and jumps on first file + –
* Marks removes marking for all files in active panel (not directories) + –
+ (Plus) Brings up the input box where it can be given regular expression. All files with names that fill condition(s) in regular expression will be marked. + –
\ (Backslash) Remove marking for more data (opposite to + ) + –

Shell Functions
Midnight Commander
Alt + Enter Copies selected filename in command line + –
Ctrl + Shft + Enter Copies full path of selected file in the command line + –
Alt + H Shows command line history