F2 is not very portable e.g., doesn't work over putty (default settings).
o | Open dir in file manager
p | Open entry in PAGER
^K | Invoke file path copier
- ^L, F2 | Force a redraw, unfilter
+ ^L | Force a redraw, unfilter
? | Show help, settings
Q | Quit and change dir
q, ^Q | Quit
Filters support regexes to instantly (search-as-you-type) list the matching entries in the current directory.
-There are 3 ways to reset a filter: <kbd>^L</kbd> (or <kbd>F2</kbd>), a search with no matches or an extra backspace at the filter prompt (like vi).
+There are 3 ways to reset a filter: <kbd>^L</kbd>, a search with no matches or an extra backspace at the filter prompt (like vi).
Common examples: If you want to list all matches starting with the filter expression, start the expression with a `^` (caret) symbol. Type `\.mkv` to list all MKV files.
{ 't', SEL_MTIME, "", "" },
/* Redraw window */
{ CONTROL('L'), SEL_REDRAW, "", "" },
- { KEY_F(2), SEL_REDRAW, "", "" },
/* Copy currently selected file path */
{ CONTROL('K'), SEL_COPY, "", "" },
/* Show rename prompt */
Open current entry in PAGER (fallback less)
.It Ic ^K
Invoke file path copier
-.It Ic ^L, [F2]
+.It Ic ^L
Force a redraw, unfilter
.It Ic \&?
Toggle help and settings screen
Filters support regexes to instantly (search-as-you-type) list the matching
entries in the current directory.
.Pp
-There are 3 ways to reset a filter: \fI^L\fR (or \fIF2\fR), a search with no
-matches or an extra backspace at the filter prompt (like vi).
+There are 3 ways to reset a filter: \fI^L\fR, a search with no matches or an
+extra backspace at the filter prompt (like vi).
.Pp
Common examples: If you want to list all matches starting with the filter
expression, start the expression with a
"eo | Open dir in file manager\n"
"ep | Open entry in PAGER\n"
"d^K | Invoke file path copier\n"
- "9^L, F2 | Force a redraw, unfilter\n"
+ "d^L | Force a redraw, unfilter\n"
"e? | Show help, settings\n"
"eQ | Quit and change dir\n"
"aq, ^Q | Quit\n\n");