Per the help for the instant Command field...
As a shortcut when typing the command, you can also press Ctrl-Enter to automatically insert the names of any selected files in the command line.
This has the unfortunate side effect of disabling the use of Ctrl as a qualifier when entering an immediate command.
e.g. >Go C:\Windows USEQUALKEYS
Any chance of making this a configurable option.
Regards, AB
It seems odd to be typing the Go command into the command field manually. Am I missing something?
(You can type the argument you want directly, e.g. OPENINDUAL, but I can't think of a situation where it makes sense to do that either, when you can switch to the other side and type C:\Windows on its own.)
It's just an example. This behaviour affects user commands as well and in my case these often respect Alt and Ctrl qualifiers.
Regards, AB
You can use the CLI to enter commands without the Ctrl key doing anything.
Using a Go C:\Windows USEQUALKEYS test command in a CLI window...
Enter opens C:\Windows in the current tab (as expected)
Shift-Enter opens C:\Windows in a new lister (as expected)
Ctrl-Enter does nothing (expected it would open C:\Windows in dual)
Alt-Enter generates an error sound and does nothing (expected it would open C:\Windows in a new tab)
11.10.6 Beta with a vanilla configuration.
Regards, AB
Alt-Enter works for me (CTRL does not of course). It seems there is something to tweak in your configuration, so at least one more qualifier can be used on your system in combination with your usercommands.