External panelize no have exit point

[angel_il]

External panelize no have exit point ".." to leave panelize.

in mc:

$ mkdir /tmp/test1
$ cd /tmp/test1
$ touch test.txt

click menu:
Command / eXternal panelize

select:
Field "Command"
input ls

click [ Add new ]

in field
Enter command label:
input ls

click [< OK >]

click menu:
Command / eXternal panelize

select ls in list
click [< Panelize >]

in current panel you have "test.txt"
and not ".." to exit from this list.

also panelize must be more friendly and intuitive.

[styx]

Segmentation fault

[kdave]

There is no need for the ".." entry, just press Ctrl-R to refresh the panel and you will get back.

[angel_il]

Replying to kdave:

There is no need for the ".." entry, just press Ctrl-R to refresh the panel and you will get back.

Ok, but need for this :) ctrl-r is intuitive feature. I think is any one directory list must have exit point.

[slavazanko]

There is no need for the ".." entry, just press Ctrl-R to refresh the panel and you will get back

IMHO this bad behavior.

For example: if I'll create external panelize filter with:

grep -R -I ' gg_free (' ./ | cut -d : -f 1| sort|uniq

This filter show all files contain call of 'gg_free' function. For example, this is an error and need to fix. I'll fix this file-by-file in panelize ('gg_free' => 'g_free'). Then I'll press CTRL+R and I want to refresh list of filtered files. This more sense for CTRL+R operation (refresh content). Why CTRL+R must exit from panelize view?

BTW, is possible to change header of panel if panelized used?

For example, my current dir is /srv/work/mc/git if I try to panelize by 'ls *.in' command, I see at top of panel '/srv/work/mc/git' and only '*.in' files. IMHO, better to see ex.panel: ls *.in at top of panel.

[angel_il]

fix: Ok, but need for this :) ctrl-r is NOT intuitive feature.

[anonymous]

Milestone 4.6.2.1 deleted

[angel_il]

branch: ​275_panelize_enhacement

please review