I was expecting too much, I understand now that the program will not display contents of a sym-linked directory in the right-side window.MochiMoppel wrote:
@perdido I'm not sure what you are after. The behavior you describe is normal and intended, but maybe not well understood and the "no subdirectories" message is irritating ( a not dereferenced symlink can't have subdirectories by definition). After lot of hair pulling I concluded that it would be best to avoid any ambiguities by treating links like empty directories: Just a hint that it's a symlink to <target> and no additional F1 info. And while I'm at it I will do the same for the /proc directory. Just a hint that it's a virtual file system. Avoids needless processing and delays for calculating useless information.
Yes, I missed that. I was attempting to use [esc] to go backwards in the directory structure in the left-side window.Regarding [Esc]: Plans? It's already implemented. The [Esc] key serves as the panic key for stopping autoplay and was introduced with Update 2017-02-04 ("To stop the audio: Press ESC key or change to non-audio file or close the window or dbl-click the file, which will stop ffplay and start to play the file in the default player.")
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Thanks for taking the time to explain.
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