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File auto selection

Xaizek: /* Manual Outline */ Add "Using Lua plugins"

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Manual Outline: Add "Using Lua plugins"

Xaizek: /* Quickstart Tutorial */ Move outline to separate page

2014-09-20T20:03:18Z

Quickstart Tutorial: Move outline to separate page

Xaizek: /* Quickstart Tutorial */ Add topics for configuration

2014-09-14T20:10:30Z

Quickstart Tutorial: Add topics for configuration

Xaizek: /* Manual Outline */ Extract "Quiting Vifm" section

2014-09-09T20:33:25Z

Manual Outline: Extract "Quiting Vifm" section

Xaizek: /* Wiki Style Guidelines */ Add categories to the list

2014-08-17T20:39:14Z

Wiki Style Guidelines: Add categories to the list

Xaizek: /* Quiting vifm */ Change the last item

2014-08-17T20:38:32Z

Quiting vifm: Change the last item

Xaizek: /* Command-line and alike modes */ Move outline to separate page

2014-08-17T19:25:15Z

Command-line and alike modes: Move outline to separate page

Xaizek: /* Manual Outline */ Add link configuration model

2014-08-11T19:27:05Z

Manual Outline: Add link configuration model

Xaizek: Create a page for Ideology

2014-07-31T18:51:15Z

Create a page for Ideology

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 # Motions.
 # Selectors.
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	===Writing scripts in vifmrc file===		===Writing scripts in vifmrc file===
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	===Index of Features===		===Index of Features===

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	===[[Quickstart Tutorial]]===		===[[Quickstart Tutorial]]===
−	~~This should cover all of the most basic Tasks~~
−	~~I'll keep updating this with my biggest bumps in the learning curve as well.~~
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−	~~This first part should give just enough information to allow the new user to navigate through the tree to any file/dir, open the file, and pass commands to the shell.~~
−	~~# The Bare Essentials~~
−	~~#* Launching Vifm~~
−	~~#** run vifm from a Terminal. See [[Starting Vifm]]~~
−	~~#** quitting~~
−	~~#* Navigate~~
−	~~#** j,k~~
−	~~#** [space]~~
−	~~#** h,l --> on a directory. Explain how to quit vim/vi if they hit 'l' on an file.~~
−	~~#* Open a File~~
−	~~#** If a launcher is already defined by default and installed [Enter] -- i think~~
−	~~#** if run an unknown filetype without [[Defining a Filetype Association]], you must use the commandline.~~
−	#***if the program runs within the terminal as text only, such as ls, type without the quotes, ':!!ls -al %c' and then press [Enter]. Explain that that is a commandline mode command and what each part of it does. link to a list of available command line commands.
−	#***if you would like to continue using Vifm while the program runs, which is most likely the case if it runs in its own window, run the task in the background using '&'. For example, if you wanted to launch the terminal emulator xterm in the current directory use '!xterm &'. If xterm didn't work try gnome-terminal, urxvt, konsol, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_terminal_emulators etc]. Did you noticed that you didn't need to specify the current directory? This is because Vifm launches '!' commands in the current directory.
−	#*** Press the [Enter] key (carriage return) to edit a file (or open a folder). (Change <code>set norunexec</code> to <code>set runexec</code> in <code>~/.vifm/vifmrc</code> to run executable files rather then open them for editing.) (Not sure if this this bullet should be included in the very basic tutorial???)
−	~~#*by now you should be able to do anything from with Vifm, if just might not be much fast then just using the command line.~~
−	~~# Do Common Tasks Faster~~
−	~~#* cd~~
−	~~#* yank~~
−	~~#* paste/put~~
−	~~#* delete~~
−	~~#* ....I really haven't figured out much more than this...yet!!~~
−	~~# Basic configuration~~
−	~~#* Setting options~~
−	~~#* Making options persistent~~

	===Starting vifm===		===Starting vifm===

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 #* delete
 #* ....I really haven't figured out much more than this...yet!!
 ===Starting vifm===

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 ===[[Configuration model]]===
-=== Quiting Vifm ===
+=== [[Quiting Vifm]] ===
 ===Modes general===

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 *style for represnting code in a file (might want to snag the template used at [https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Vim#Installation  arch wiki])
 *commandline/shell/CLI/TUI
 ===Table to Compare Modes===

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 ===[[Configuration model]]===
-===Quiting vifm===
+=== Quiting Vifm ===
-# Saving/not saving state.
+# Saving/not saving runtime state.
 #* Controlling whether current directories are remembered.
-# Switching shell current working directory after leaving vifm.
+# Quitting Vifm started in file picker mode (from Vim plugin).
 ===Modes general===

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 # Selectors.
-===Command-line and alike modes===
+===[[Command-line and alike modes]]===
 ===Command-line commands===

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 #* Diff with file
 # From mail buffer in Vim to add an attachment
 ===Quiting vifm===

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 ==Manual Outline==
 ===Ideology===
-# Why vifm?
+===[[Ideology]]===
 ===[[Quickstart Tutorial]]===