Problem:
When user tried to copy/move file (F5/F6) - he could run into trouble if
destination directory is removed (it can be removed by user from another mc session).
Operation is performed and(!) file is renamed.
So when when user issues 'cp /tmp/a.file /tmp/b' - he gets not expected /tmp/b/a.file,
but /tmp.b !
Solution:
Add trailing space for destination directory for non-local copy/move(F5/F6) operations.
So operation, given above will take form: 'cp /tmp/a.file /tmp/b/' disambiguating b
meaning.
Signed-off-by: Sergei Trofimovich <slyfox@inbox.ru>
mhl/escape.h:
add new function mhl_shell_is_char_escaped()
src/command.c; src/complete.c; src/file.c; src/util.c:
Changes for use MHL-functions.
src/util.h:
remove old escape-related declarations of functions
* '147_escaping' of ssh://www.midnight-commander.org:2222/git/mc: (38 commits)
Fixed bug with renamig/copying files with backshashes in names
Remove some testing stuff
Temporarry commit. Fixed completion in browse by directoryes.
Fixed some memory leaks.
Add $ and ` for escaping and reorder it according to the ascii values
Rewrite it to use g_string_append_c instead of some homebrew stuff
Fix escaping functions to also escape the leading whitespace
Original patch as attached on the bugreport
Add $ and ` for escaping and reorder it according to the ascii values
Rewrite it to use g_string_append_c instead of some homebrew stuff
Fix escaping functions to also escape the leading whitespace
Original patch as attached on the bugreport
Some minor fixes to the german locale
Unfuzzied one more german string
Some more fuzzy translations reviewed
Reedited de.po with poedit.. Added some more translations and restructured the rest
Add changelog entry about this change, as everything we do should be documented there
Add some minor fixes concerning spelling issues
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po/de.po: some minor changes
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vfs/ChangeLog:
* fish.c: Iterpret SUP.flags as port number if SUP.flags is not in
* 0, FISH_FLAG_COMPRESSED and FISH_FLAG_RSH. Weakness: port number
Originally by Andrew V. Samoilov <sav>
Signed-off-by: Mikhail S. Pobolovets <styx.mp@gmail.com>
mc (mc over ssh on a putty console)
- to reproduce try this:
1) run 'putty'; login to remote host
2) run mc
3) press key '/' on keypad. You will see menu that is called when you press the F2
4) Go to 'Learn keys' (simple call dialog)
5) just exit from 'learn keys' dialog (without any changes)
6) 3) press key '/' on keypad again. You will see '/' symbol in command line.
