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- .Language=English,English
- .PluginContents=Temporary panel
-
- @Contents
- $ #Temporary panel#
- ~Working with temporary panel~@TempPanel@
-
- ~Temporary panel configuration~@Config@
-
- ~Working with file lists~@List@
-
- @TempPanel
- $ #Working with temporary panel#
- The temporary panel operates in a similar manner to a file panel
- and is designed to facilitate grouping files from different folders
- and processing them as a single group.
-
- To set the temporary panel contents you may either copy files
- to it from a file or tree panel, or use the ~file list~@List@,
- or send to it the files found during the "Find file" operation
- by pressing the "Panel" button in this dialog.
-
- Files being copied to the temporary panel are not copied physically,
- only references to them are created. When you process the files
- in a temporary panel with a file command, it is performed on the real
- files at their actual locations. For example, deleting a file from the
- temporary panel leads to the real deletion of this file from the disk.
- Use "F7-Remove" command to remove selected file names from the temporary
- panel without deleting actual files.
-
- Press #Ctrl-PgUp# to close the temporary panel and go to the file
- under the cursor.
-
- @Config
- $ #Temporary panel configuration#
- In this dialog you may change the following options:
-
- #Add to disks menu# Enables adding the "Temporary" item to the disks
- menu.
-
- #Disks menu hotkey# Hotkey for the temporary panel item in
- the disks menu. You can enter a value from
- 1 to 9 or leave this field empty to autoassign.
-
- #Use common panel# When enabled, one common temporary panel
- is created and its contents is stored even
- after closing the panel. When this option is
- not enabled, each new temporary panel will be
- created empty.
-
- #Replace files# If this option is checked, then, when doing
- #with file list# a file list operation, the names in the file
- list will replace the file names already in the
- panel. Otherwise the filenames will be added to
- the existing ones.
-
- #File masks# ~Masks~@:FileMasks@ for the files that should be interpreted
- #delimited with# as ~file lists~@List@.
- #commas for #
- #the file lists#
-
- #Command line prefix# Specifies the prefix for opening the temporary
- #to start the# panel from the command line and for
- #temporary panel# ~file list operations~@List@.
-
- @List
- $ #Working with file lists#
- The temporary panel can read a list of filenames from a file list.
-
- The file list must contain one file name on each line.
-
- There are several ways to process this file. You can either press #Enter#
- on that file (the file must be in the OEM codepage; the handling depends
- on the ~configuration~@Config@ of the temporary panel) or type one of the
- following commands in the command line:
-
- 1. Add filenames to the temporary panel:
- for file lists in OEM codepage: #tmp:a "name of the file list"#
- for file lists in ANSI codepage: #tmp:A "name of the file list"#
-
- 2. Replace filenames on the temporary panel:
- for file lists in OEM codepage: #tmp:r "name of the file list"#
- for file lists in ANSI codepage: #tmp:R "name of the file list"#
-
- 3. Add/replace filenames on the temporary panel (similarly to
- pressing #Enter# on a file list): #tmp:"name of the file list"#
-
- The command line prefix used for file list operations (in the examples
- given above - #tmp:#) can be set in the configuration dialog.
-