6 | | 2. Open ~ dir in the left panel, / in the right one. Make right panel active. |
7 | | 3. Close mc. |
8 | | 4. With mc-wrapper, following is performed: |
9 | | 4.1. Run mc. Now ~ in the right panel, / in the left one. |
10 | | 4.2. Close mc. |
11 | | 4.3. Run mc. Now ~ in the left panel again, / in the right one. |
12 | | 4.x. and so on. |
13 | | 5. Without mc-wrapper, following is performed: |
14 | | 5.1. Run mc. Now ~ in both panels. |
15 | | }}} |
| 5 | 1. Open ~ dir in the left panel, / in the right one. Make right panel active. |
| 6 | 1. Close mc. |
| 7 | 1. With mc-wrapper, following is performed: |
| 8 | a. Run mc. Now ~ in the right panel, / in the left one. |
| 9 | a. Close mc. |
| 10 | a. Run mc. Now ~ in the left panel again, / in the right one. |
| 11 | a. and so on. |
| 12 | 1. Without mc-wrapper, following is performed: |
| 13 | a. Run mc. Now ~ in both panels. |
| 14 | |
19 | | 2. if mc starts as {{{mc}}} (without dir1 and dir2), active (right) panel contains working directory, other (left) one contains other_dir from panel.ini. |
20 | | 3. if mc start as {{{mc dir1}}}, dir1 is opened in the left panel, right panel contains working directory. |
| 18 | 1. if mc starts as {{{mc}}} (without dir1 and dir2), active (right) panel contains working directory, other (left) one contains other_dir from panel.ini. |
| 19 | 1. if mc start as {{{mc dir1}}}, dir1 is opened in the left panel, right panel contains working directory. |