在使用 ido.el 的同时，在 emacs 上使用 dired 复制粘贴各种文件

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我将 emacs 与 dired

(require 'dired-details)
(dired-details-install)

和 ido

(setq ido-enable-flex-matching t)
(setq ido-everywhere t)
(ido-mode 1)

(setq ido-use-filename-at-point 'guess)
(setq ido-create-new-buffer 'always)

一起使用（以及最近描述的此处）

但是，当我处于 Dired 状态并在选择几个文件后进行复制（Shift-C）时，并转到应粘贴它们的新目录...我有两个不起作用的选项： 1）要么我单击一个目录，然后进一步进入我不想要的目录。 2）我点击一个文件并艾多抱怨

标记副本：目标必须是目录：

如何将选定的文件直接粘贴到新的目的地？任何帮助表示感谢，谢谢。

原文

I'm using emacs with dired,

(require 'dired-details)
(dired-details-install)

and ido,

(setq ido-enable-flex-matching t)
(setq ido-everywhere t)
(ido-mode 1)

(setq ido-use-filename-at-point 'guess)
(setq ido-create-new-buffer 'always)

(as well as recentf as described here)

However, when I'm in dired and do copy (Shift-C) after selecting a few files,
and go to the new directory where they should be pasted ... I have two non-working options:
1) either I click on a directory and go a level further into a directory I don't want.
2) I click on a file and
ido complains

Marked Copy: target must be a
directory:

How can I make dired paste the selected files to the new destination?
Any help appreciated, thank you.

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禾厶谷欠2024-11-08 19:44:34

进入 ido 的目标目录后尝试 Cj。对我有用。

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屌丝范2024-11-08 19:44:34

这里的基本问题是，虽然有一个 ido 可以将其自身附加到的 read-file-name-function ，但没有 read-directory-name-function< /code>，ido-mode 没有明确支持 dired 的此功能，并且没有关于 read-file-name 调用的信息可以弄清楚 ido-mode 可以挂接。

我所能建议的就是使用 Cf 关闭 ido。 dired 对 read-file-name 的调用深度如此之多，以至于修补起来也不是特别优雅：

* read-file-name("Copy <file> to: " "<dir>/" "<dir>/<file>")
  apply(read-file-name ("Copy <file> to: " "<dir>/" "<dir>/<file>"))
  dired-mark-pop-up(nil copy ("<file>") read-file-name "Copy <file> to: " "<dir>/" "<dir>/<file>")
  dired-mark-read-file-name("Copy %s to: " "<dir>/" copy nil ("<file>") "<dir>/<file>")
  dired-do-create-files(copy dired-copy-file "Copy" nil 67 nil nil)
  dired-do-copy(nil)

The basic problem here is that while there's a read-file-name-function which ido can attach itself to, there's no read-directory-name-function, ido-mode has no explicit support for this feature of dired, and there's nothing about the read-file-name invocation I could figure out that ido-mode could hook onto.

All I can suggest is to just turn off ido by using C-f. The invocation of read-file-name by dired is so many levels deep that it wouldn't even be particularly elegant to patch:

* read-file-name("Copy <file> to: " "<dir>/" "<dir>/<file>")
  apply(read-file-name ("Copy <file> to: " "<dir>/" "<dir>/<file>"))
  dired-mark-pop-up(nil copy ("<file>") read-file-name "Copy <file> to: " "<dir>/" "<dir>/<file>")
  dired-mark-read-file-name("Copy %s to: " "<dir>/" copy nil ("<file>") "<dir>/<file>")
  dired-do-create-files(copy dired-copy-file "Copy" nil 67 nil nil)
  dired-do-copy(nil)

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