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I installed vifm through macports.
If I press enter on a file, it just opens it for editing.
How can I launch a file with it's associated program?
i.e. if I have a file highlighted, is there a key I can press so that it does the same thing as
open %c
Where %c is the name of the file that's highlighted?
If you are asking about pasting into windows of the Terminal application (which is not the same as Console application; neither of which are the same as the actual “console”), then you can uncheck the Escape non-ASCII input option in the “settings set” that you are using.
With Terminal active, open the preferences: Press ⌘ + , or select the Terminal > Preferences… menu item.
Click the Settings icon in the tool bar of the preferences window.
From the list on the left side of the preferences window,
select the “settings set” that you want to modify.
The settings set of the previously active Terminal window will be initially selected.
Click the Advanced tab.
Uncheck the Escape non-ASCII input checkbox.
app nap events are shown in the system.log (the easiest way to find them is to open up Console.app and look in All Messages).
Best Answer
I almost accidentally saw this question and decided to provide an answer in case you're still didn't find one in the documentation.
To open files with associated programs you need to add the following command to your
~/.vifm/vifmrcfile:Then both
landikeys will work for you as expected. See help on:filetypeand:filextypein the documentation.This doesn't work out of the box, since different systems have different
opencommands and the default behavior is to open all files with Vim (for example, xdg-open for Ubuntu 16.04, as opposed to the aforementioned "open", which is specific to Mac). Maybe new version will contain a set ofopencommands for different systems in samplevifmrcfile, so it will work from the beginning.