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| unifying references to character patterns to uppercase (martin) | 5.2.2: pattern !`command` (martin) | ||
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| | ''!P'' | Any | Current session password (if [[security_credentials|remembered]]). | | | ''!P'' | Any | Current session password (if [[security_credentials|remembered]]). | | ||
| | ''!?prompt[\]?default!'' | Any | When used, user is prompted to enter value that replaces the pattern. ''prompt'' can define a message of the prompt and ''default'' a default value, both can be empty. Special characters entered by user are automatically delimited. You can prohibit this using optional backslash (''\'') before second question mark (''?''). | | | ''!?prompt[\]?default!'' | Any | When used, user is prompted to enter value that replaces the pattern. ''prompt'' can define a message of the prompt and ''default'' a default value, both can be empty. Special characters entered by user are automatically delimited. You can prohibit this using optional backslash (''\'') before second question mark (''?''). | | ||
| + | | ''!`command`'' | Any | Replaced with output of given local console command. | | ||
| | ''%%!^!%%'' | Local | Name of local file. In general it should be used in combination with ''!'' or ''!&''. Command with the pattern will be executed once for every selected local file, unless only one local file and several remote files are selected and pattern ''!'' is used. Cannot be executed recursively. | | | ''%%!^!%%'' | Local | Name of local file. In general it should be used in combination with ''!'' or ''!&''. Command with the pattern will be executed once for every selected local file, unless only one local file and several remote files are selected and pattern ''!'' is used. Cannot be executed recursively. | | ||