input widget history

[iNode]

Some input history insert last value from history as default (i.e. Create a new Directory dialog in master, which called by F7).

So, for consostancy it's should be done in most of the inputs:
In Editor Search, in FTP Link, Shell Link...

May be simplest way - make that behaviour default for this type of widgets, and disable when it should not work like this.

It's also part of propose from #414 by VDA (comment 3).

This enchancement also should solve bug from #1386.

[iNode]

Oh, sorry I miss mint of Mkdir dialog autofill. Now I see it comes from #204.
It's very ugly solution. :) I think the way that I propose can be more
usefull and general-purpose. (And also Far manager act like this)

[andrew_b]

Replying to iNode:

It's very ugly solution. :)

Actually, this feature is under control of "[x] Mkdir autoname" option located in "Configure options" dialog.

[iNode]

Yes. It can be disabled, but that ticket propose better and more-general solution, also for described in #204 use case. May be also we need key to enter in input line current file (i.e. C-enter), for some special cases.

[iNode]

This enchancement also should solve bug from #1386

[iNode]

Now it's not only enchancement but also defect.

[andrew_b]

Replying to iNode:

Oh, sorry I miss mint of Mkdir dialog autofill. Now I see it comes from #204.

We can apply Shift-F7 for this feature.

[iNode]

Replying to andrew_b:

Replying to iNode:

Oh, sorry I miss mint of Mkdir dialog autofill. Now I see it comes from #204.

We can apply Shift-F7 for this feature.

Shift-F7 - should work without any dialog. Use case: my last search is "some_long_long_test0", now I'm want to search "some_long_ling_test1" Shift-F7 isn't soulution here.

It's must be more general solution.
It should work in Ftp, Shell, Search, Mkdir, etc. dialog in the same manner.

[andrew_b]

Replying to iNode:

Replying to andrew_b:

Replying to iNode:

Oh, sorry I miss mint of Mkdir dialog autofill. Now I see it comes from #204.

We can apply Shift-F7 for this feature.

Shift-F7 - should work without any dialog. Use case: my last search is "some_long_long_test0", now I'm want to search "some_long_ling_test1" Shift-F7 isn't soulution here.

I mean that Shift-F7 can replace the "Mkdir autoname" option only: use current panel item (directory or file) as an initial value of new directory name.