commit 23b44948fcd0addf8e3788c881e69ad7862c231f
Author: rani <clagv.randomgames@gmail.com>
Date: Thu May 04 20:11:35 2023 +0000
Update README
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@@ -647 +647 @@ Options beginning with a single `-` may be stacked: e.g. `cscroll -la`. The `-n`
* `g`, `home key`: Place cursor on first file
* `G`, `end key`: Place cursor on last file
* `.`: Toggle whether or not to show dot files
-* `d`: Delete the file the cursor is on (a [prompt](#options-prompt) will be shown first)
+* `d`: Delete the file the cursor is on (a [prompt](#options-prompt) will be shown first; see [Deleting](#deleting)).
* `m`: Mark the file the cursor is on
* `r`: Rename the file the cursor is on ([see file renaming](#renaming))
* `c`: Cut the file the cursor is currently on or all the marked files. Pressing twice in the same directory will cancel the cut
@@ -946 +9410 @@ The command prompt will show up upon pressing `:` and the prompt itself is prefi
* `i`: Open the [info buffer](#info-buffer) viewer
+#### Deleting
+
+The `d` command will always ask for confirmation to delete a file. If numerous files are marked, the prompt will show the number of marked files (as those will all be deleted). Whenever cscroll attempts to delete a non-empty directory, it will prompt for confirmation to do a recursive removal and will show the number of files that will be deleted inside of that directory. This secondary prompt will be shown whenever a non-empty directory is being deleted. No secondary prompt will be shown if the directory is empty.
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#### Renaming
The `r` command will show a prompt (similar to a command prompt but without a prefix) where the new file name is to be expected. A file may only be renamed within the same directory.
