On Tuesday, October 5, 2004 at 08:09:12, Matthieu Moy wrote: > Robert Widhopf-Fenk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > >> > Also when removing a single file its a bit strange > >> > to use a read-file-name prompt where I may edit the > >> > path instead of a yes-or-no prompt. > >> > >> That's intentional. It's immediate to validate the read-file-name > >> prompt (RET) if you want to do so, but if you change your mind > >> (say, you didn't care about the position of your cursor), you > >> still can change easily. > >> > >> (Did I manage ton convince you ?) > > > > No, I am not convinced. Why not be consistent with the > > inventory mode? > > We are: Pressing 'r' or 'a' in the inventory buffer also prompts you > with `read-file-name' when no file is selected.
Ah this must have been changed since the last time I used it and I do not like it since its is not obvious what to do next. Remove file: somedir/somefile versus Remove file "somedir/somefile"? (y or n) or even better Remove file "somedir/somefile"? (yes or no) > I'm still open to discussion, but you didn't convince me either ;-) I like the last one best, it is clearer and saver to me. Also its more consistent with dired, which the binding are not any longer. Robert
