Re: Execution of executable files question. :) (Far plugin)
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- martin
Re: Execution of executable files question. :) (Far plugin)
Oh, and by the way - when I copy files from one folder on remote Unix machine to another folder (on the same host), this plug-in copies everything on my machine at first and then copies it back to remote machine. Am I doing something wrong?
Direct copy is not implemented.
- Guest
Re: Execution of executable files question. :) (Far plugin)
Good point. I've never thought of that :-)
Oh, and by the way - when I copy files from one folder on remote Unix machine to another folder (on the same host), this plug-in copies everything on my machine at first and then copies it back to remote machine. Am I doing something wrong?
And some note on execution - built-in programs (like "tar" or "mpirun") work fine without "./". Just for the full picture. :)
Thanks for fast reply.
- martin
Re: Execution of executable files question. :) (Far plugin)
Good point. I've never thought of that :-)
- Alex Grushin
Execution of executable files question. :) (Far plugin)
Hi!
First of all - awesome plug-in, thank you for it!
But I wonder, is there a way to execute my program without writing "./MyProgram"?
Example: When I'm working remotely via SecureCRT+"Midnight Commander" file manager, executables are highlighted with green color (like Windows *.exe in Far) and normally execute after hitting Enter on them. In WinSCP, however, it's not that simple. :(
Thank you in advance.
First of all - awesome plug-in, thank you for it!
But I wonder, is there a way to execute my program without writing "./MyProgram"?
Example: When I'm working remotely via SecureCRT+"Midnight Commander" file manager, executables are highlighted with green color (like Windows *.exe in Far) and normally execute after hitting Enter on them. In WinSCP, however, it's not that simple. :(
Thank you in advance.