| 70 | | Both pane1 bar and pane2 bar typically have a combo box where the user can enter or select a directory to be shown in the corresponding pane (referred to a a "directory line"). Double-clicking in a 'focused' directory line has the same effect as pressing <Enter>. In addition to normal choice, pressing <Ctrl>Tab while a directory line is focused, or clicking the middle mouse button in a directory line at the same time as <Ctrl> is pressed, will open a directory-selection dialog. |
| | 70 | Both pane1 bar and pane2 bar typically have a combo box where the user can enter or select a directory to be shown in the corresponding pane (referred to a a "directory line"). Double-clicking in a 'focused' directory line has the same effect as pressing <Enter>. In addition to normal choice, pressing <Ctrl>Tab while a directory line is focused, or clicking the middle mouse button in a directory line at the same time as <Ctrl> is pressed, will open a directory-selection dialog. The dropdown histories for these comboboxes function as semi-permanent bookmarks. Directories are added to a history only when the respective entry is manually activated (by <Enter> press or pointer-device double-click). Directories can be removed from a history by pressing <Alt><Delete> when the relevant directory is shown in the entry. As a visual cue, the entries show their path in coloured text (using the 'positive color' recorded in configuration data) if the directory is in the history. |
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| | 72 | By default, the pane toolbars include go-forward and go-back buttons. In addition to their regular use, they |
| | 73 | can show respective menus of directories present in the forward/backward history. Such menus can be popped up |
| | 74 | by a <Ctrl>left-click or right-click on the button, or by hovering the pointer over the button for about half a second. A menu of all such directories (i.e. not partitioned into forward and backward) is available in the |
| | 75 | default context menu for each filelist. |
