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Author: Drew Adams
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Extensions to Dired
Extensions to Dired.
This file extends functionalities provided by standard GNU Emacs
files `dired.el', `dired-aux.el', and `dired-x.el'.
Key bindings changed. Menus redefined. `diredp-mouse-3-menu'
popup menu added. New commands. Some commands enhanced.
All of the new functions, variables, and faces defined here have
the prefix `diredp-' (for Dired Plus) in their names.
Wraparound Navigation
---------------------
In vanilla Dired, `dired-next-marked-file' (`M-}' or `* C-n') and
`dired-previous-marked-file' (`M-{' or `* C-p') wrap around when
you get to the end or the beginning of the Dired buffer. Handy.
But the other navigation commands do not wrap around. In `Dired+'
they do, provided option `diredp-wrap-around-flag' is non-nil,
which it is by default. This means the following commands:
`diredp-next-line' - `n', `C-n', `down', `SPC'
`diredp-previous-line' - `p', `C-p', `up'
`diredp-next-dirline' - `>'
`diredp-prev-dirline' - `<'
`diredp-next-subdir' - `C-M-n'
`diredp-prev-subdir' - `C-M-p'
Quick Viewing While Navigating
------------------------------
You can use key `C-down' or `C-up' to navigate to the next or
previous file line, respectively, and at the same time show its
file in another window. The focus remains on the Dired buffer.
A numeric prefix arg means move that many lines first.
Names of files and directories that match either of the options
`diredp-visit-ignore-extensions' or `diredp-visit-ignore-regexps'
are skipped.
You can use `e' to show the file of the current line. If it is
already shown in the same frame, and if Dired is the only other
window there, then the file is hidden (its window is deleted).
Font-Lock Highlighting
----------------------
If you want a maximum or minimum fontification for Dired mode,
then customize option `font-lock-maximum-decoration'. If you want
a different fontification level for Dired than for other modes,
you can do this too by customizing
`font-lock-maximize-decoration'.
A few of the user options defined here have an effect on
font-locking, and this effect is established only when Dired+ is
loaded, which defines the font-lock keywords for Dired. These
options include `diredp-compressed-extensions',
`diredp-ignore-compressed-flag', `dired-omit-extensions', and
`diredp-omit-files-font-lock-regexp'. This means that if you
change the value of such an option then you will see the change
only in a new Emacs session.
(You can see the effect in the same session if you use `C-M-x' on
the `defvar' sexp for `diredp-font-lock-keywords-1', and then you
toggle font-lock off and back on.)
Act on All Files
----------------
Most of the commands (such as `C' and `C-M-g') that operate on the
marked files have the added feature here that multiple `C-u' use
not the files that are marked or the next or previous N files, but
*all* of the files in the Dired buffer. Just what "all" files
means changes with the number of `C-u', as follows:
`C-u C-u' - Use all files present, but no directories.
`C-u C-u C-u' - Use all files and dirs except `.' and `..'.
`C-u C-u C-u C-u' - use all files and dirs, `.' and `..'.
(More than four `C-u' is the same as two.)
This feature can be particularly useful when you have a Dired
buffer with files chosen from multiple directories.
Note that in most cases this behavior is described only in the doc
string of function `dired-get-marked-files'. It is generally
*not* described in the doc strings of the various commands,
because that would require redefining each command separately
here. Instead, we redefine macro `dired-map-over-marks' and
function `dired-get-filename' in order to achieve this effect.
Commands such as `dired-do-load' for which it does not make sense
to act on directories generally treat more than two `C-u' the same
as two `C-u'.
Exceptions to the general behavior described here are called out
in the doc strings. In particular, the behavior of a prefix arg
for `dired-do-query-replace-regexp' is different, so that you can
use it also to specify word-delimited replacement.
Note too that if you have inserted subdir listings then 4 `C-u',
which includes both `.' and `..', includes them for the main
listing and for each inserted subdir listing. That is, since the
same directory is listed twice, as both parent and child, it is
also included twice in the list returned by
`dired-get-marked-files', typically with slightly different
syntax. If this is problematic for a given use of
`dired-get-marked-files' then you'll want to remove duplicates
(which, again, likely differ in syntax though they represent the
same directory).
The same thing happens if you explicitly mark the same
subdirectory in both its own listing and its parent directory.
`dired-get-marked-files' includes both names. (This is also true
for vanilla Emacs.)
Act on Marked (or All) Files Here and Below
-------------------------------------------
The prefix argument behavior just described does not apply to the
`diredp-*-recursive' commands. These commands act on the marked
files in the current Dired buffer or on all files in the directory
if none are marked.
But these commands also handle marked subdirectories recursively,
in the same way. That is, they act also on the marked files in
any marked subdirectories, found recursively. If such a
descendant directory is listed in a Dired buffer then its marked
files and subdirs are handled the same way. If there is no Dired
buffer that lists a given marked subdirectory then all of its
files and subdirs are acted on.
For most such here-and-below commands, a prefix argument means
ignore all marks. The commands then act on all files in the
current Dired buffer and all of its subdirectories, recursively.
But here-and-below commands that unmark or change marks act
differently for different kinds of prefix argument:
* A non-positive prefix arg means ignore subdir markings and act
instead on ALL subdirs.
* A non-negative prefix arg means do not change marks on subdirs
themselves.
For example, `M-+ U' removes all marks, including from marked
subdirs, recursively. `C-- M-+ U' removes them from all files in
all subdirs (marked or not), recursively. `C-9 M-+ U' removes all
marks, recursively, except the marks on subdirs themselves. `C-0
M-+ U' acts like those two combined: it descends everywhere,
ignoring which subdirs are marked, but it does not remove marks
from subdirs themselves.
All of the `diredp-*-recursive' commands are on prefix key `M-+',
and most are available on submenu `Marked Here and Below' of the
`Multiple' menu-bar menu. The commands that unmark and change
marks are also in submenu `Here and Below' of menu-bar menu
`Marks'.
If you use library `Icicles' then you have the following
additional commands/keys that act recursively on marked files.
They are in the `Icicles' submenu of menu `Multiple' > `Marked
Here and Below'.
* `M-+ M-s M-s' or `M-s M-s m' - Use Icicles search (and its
on-demand replace) on the marked files.
* Save the names of the marked files:
`M-+ C-M->' - Save as a completion set, for use during
completion (e.g. with `C-x C-f').
`M-+ C->' - Add marked names to the names in the current saved
completion set.
`M-+ C-}' - Save persistently to an Icicles cache file, for
use during completion in another session.
`icicle-dired-save-marked-to-fileset-recursive' - Like `M-+
C-}', but save persistently to an Emacs fileset.
`M-+ C-M-}' - Save to a Lisp variable.
In the other direction, if you have a saved set of file names then
you can use `C-M-<' (`icicle-dired-chosen-files-other-window') in
Dired to open a Dired buffer for just those files. So you can
mark some files and subdirs in a hierarchy of Dired buffers, use
`M-+ C-}' to save their names persistently, then later use `C-{'
to retrieve them, and `C-M-<' (in Dired) to open Dired on them.
Dired Snapshots: Saving and Restoring Dired Listings
----------------------------------------------------
Suppose you use a command such as `find-name-dired', to generate a
Dired buffer that lists files from various places. The search
part of that operation might take a long time.
And suppose that you later want to get back to such a listing,
even if that buffer no longer exists. In particular, maybe you
want to get to it in another Emacs session.
And suppose that you don't want to pay the penalty of performing
the `find' search again, and you're content with the set of file
names found by the original search. That is, you don't care
whether that set of names is still 100% up-to-date.
In such a context you want, in effect, to create a Dired buffer
snapshot of some sort - you want to record the set of names that
your search found, and later use them again in Dired.
Dired+ gives you two ways to do this. Both involve first creating
a Dired buffer that's produced from an explicit set of file names,
from anywhere, rather than one that's produced using `ls' or
similar, and then saving that set of file names for re-creating
such a Dired buffer later.
1. Use `C-M-*' (`diredp-marked-other-window') or `diredp-marked',
to create a snapshot Dired buffer. Then bookmark that buffer.
Just jump to the bookmark to restore the snapshot buffer.
2. Use command `diredp-define-snapshot-dired-commands', to create
two commands (for same-window and other-window) that will
create a snapshot Dired buffer. Save the `defun's of those
commands to your init file, for persistent access.
The saved set of files, whether embedded in a bookmark or in a
special Dired command, is a snapshot of the files available at a
particular time.
When you later use Dired with that explicit set of file names,
only those files are listed - if a name no longer corresponds to
an existing file then it is ignored. The resulting Dired buffer
represents the current state of the file system, but only as far
as the files it lists are concerned.
I think the first approach is generally preferable, but you might
prefer the second.
If you use approach #1 then you also need my library Bookmark+:
https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/BookmarkPlus
If you bookmark a Dired buffer without using Bookmark+ then the
bookmark records only the Dired directory name. It doesn't record
the snapshot information - the explicit list of files to be
restored. (It also doesn't record the `ls' switches or which
files were marked in the bookmarked snapshot listing, so you can't
restore them.)
Both approaches, #1 and #2, use the marked files and dirs as the
set to snapshot. More precisely, they use the Dired+ version of
function `dired-get-marked-files'. That means that you can use a
prefix arg to get a different set of files to snapshot, instead of
those that are explicitly marked. See the doc strings.
Note too that it is the full content of the original Dired buffer
that's used to define the files to snapshot. In particular,
inserted subdir listings are included.
Image Files
-----------
`Dired+' provides several enhancements regarding image files.
Most of these require standard library `image-dired.el'. One of
them, command `diredp-do-display-images', which displays all of
the marked image files, requires standard library `image-file.el'.
`Dired+' loads these libraries automatically, if available, which
means an Emacs version that supports image display (Emacs 22 or
later). (You must of course have installed whatever else your
Emacs version needs to display images.)
Besides command `diredp-do-display-images', see the commands whose
names have prefix `diredp-image-'. And see options
`diredp-image-preview-in-tooltip' and
`diredp-auto-focus-frame-for-thumbnail-tooltip-flag'.
Inserted Subdirs, Multiple Dired Buffers, Files from Anywhere,...
-----------------------------------------------------------------
These three standard Dired features are worth pointing out. The
third in particular is little known because (a) it is limited in
vanilla Dired and (b) you cannot use it interactively.
* You can pass a glob pattern with wildcards to `dired'
interactively, as the file name.
* You can insert multiple subdirectory listings into a single
Dired buffer using `i' on each subdir line. Use `C-u i' to
specify `ls' switches. Specifying switch `R' inserts the
inserted subdirectory's subdirs also, recursively. You can
also use `i' to bounce between a subdirectory line and its
inserted-listing header line. You can delete a subdir listing
using `C-u k' on its header line. You can hide/show an
inserted subdir using `$'. You can use `C-_' to undo any of
these operations.
* You can open a Dired buffer for an arbitrary set of files from
different directories. You do this by invoking `dired'
non-interactively, passing it a cons of a Dired buffer name and
the file names. Relative file names are interpreted relative
to the value of `default-directory'. Use absolute file names
when appropriate.
`Dired+' makes these features more useful.
`$' is improved: It is a simple toggle - it does not move the
cursor forward. `M-$' advances the cursor, in addition to
toggling like `$'. `C-u $' does hide/show all (what `M-$' does in
vanilla Dired).
`i' is improved in these ways:
* Once a subdir has been inserted, `i' bounces between the subdir
listing and the subdir line in the parent listing. If the
parent dir is hidden, then `i' from a subdir opens the parent
listing so it can move to the subdir line there (Emacs 24+).
* Vanilla Dired lets you create a Dired listing with files and
directories from arbitrary locations, but you cannot insert
(`i') such a directory if it is not in the same directory tree
as the `default-directory' used to create the Dired buffer.
`Dired+' removes this limitation; you can insert any non-root
directories (that is, not `/', `c:/', etc.).
`Dired+' lets you create Dired buffers that contain arbitrary
files and directories interactively, not just using Lisp. Just
use a non-positive prefix arg (e.g., `C--') when invoking `dired'.
You are then prompted for the Dired buffer name (anything you
like, not necessarily a directory name) and the individual files
and directories that you want listed.
A non-negative prefix arg still prompts you for the `ls' switches
to use. (So `C-0' does both: prompts for `ls' switches and for
the Dired buffer name and the files to list.)
`Dired+' adds commands for combining and augmenting Dired
listings:
* `diredp-add-to-dired-buffer', bound globally to `C-x D A', lets
you add arbitrary file and directory names to an existing Dired
buffer.
* `diredp-dired-union', bound globally to `C-x D U', lets you
take the union of multiple Dired listings, or convert an
ordinary Dired listing to an explicit list of absolute file
names. With a non-positive prefix arg, you can add extra file
and directory names, just as for `diredp-add-to-dired-buffer'.
You can open an Emacs fileset in Dired mode, using `C-x D S' or
`C-x 4 D S'. See the Emacs manual, node Filesets, or
https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/FileSets, for info about filesets.
You can visit your recent files or directories in Dired mode,
using `C-x D R' or `C-x D r'. Like the other commands on prefix
key `C-x D', these Dired listings are composed of arbitrary files;
they're not the output of `ls'.
You can revert (using `g') or sort any Dired buffer that lists
arbitrary files, which includes a buffer created with the commands
on prefix keys `C-x D' and `C-x 4 D' and a buffer created with
commands created using command
`diredp-define-snapshot-dired-commands'.
You can also sort such a buffer in various ways, but you need to
use `C-M-L' (aka `C-M-S-l') to do so - you can't use the ordinary
Dired sort commands, such as `s'. You're prompted for the sort
order. The default sort order for such buffers is determined by
option `diredp-default-sort-arbitrary-function'.
When using a Dired buffer that lists arbitrary files, other than
one composed of recent files, be aware that any operation that
reverts the listing relists the same file names, and only those
that correspond to currently existing files. This means that:
1. If any of the files no longer exist then they will no longer be
listed (which is likely what you would expect).
2. If any of the files has been renamed then it will no longer be
listed (which is likely not what you would expect). This
applies to the use of WDired to rename files: the renamed files
are not listed when you return to Dired from WDired. It
applies also to the use of `R' (`dired-do-rename').
(With Emacs prior to version 28 you can't use WDired on a
recent-files buffer at all, because such a buffer uses a
`revert-buffer-function' that updates the file list to show the
currently recent files, and older versions of WDired hard-code the
function used to revert back to Dired mode when you exit WDired.)
You can optionally add a header line to a Dired buffer using
toggle command `diredp-breadcrumbs-in-header-line-mode'. (A
header line remains at the top of the window - no need to scroll
to see it.) If you want to show the header line automatically in
all Dired buffers, you can do this:
(add-hook 'dired-before-readin-hook
'diredp-breadcrumbs-in-header-line-mode)
Some other libraries, such as `Bookmark+' and `Icicles', make it
easy to create or re-create Dired buffers that list specific files
and have a particular set of markings. `Bookmark+' records Dired
buffers persistently, remembering `ls' switches, markings, subdir
insertions, and hidden subdirs. If you use `Icicles' then `dired'
is a multi-command: you can open multiple Dired buffers with one
`dired' invocation.
Dired can help you manage projects. You might have multiple Dired
buffers with quite specific contents. You might have some
subdirectories inserted in the same Dired buffer, and you might
have separate Dired buffers for some subdirectories. Sometimes it
is useful to have both for the same subdirectory. And sometimes
it is useful to move from one presentation to the other.
This is one motivation for the `Dired+' `diredp-*-recursive'
commands, which act on the marked files in marked subdirectories,
recursively. In one sense, these commands are an alternative to
using a single Dired buffer with inserted subdirectories. They
let you use the same operations on the files in a set of Dired
directories, without inserting those directories into an ancestor
Dired buffer.
You can use command `diredp-dired-inserted-subdirs' to open a
separate Dired buffer for each of the subdirs that is inserted in
the current Dired buffer. Markings and Dired switches are
preserved.
In the opposite direction, if you use `Icicles' then you can use
multi-command `icicle-dired-insert-as-subdir', which lets you
insert any number of directories you choose interactively into a
Dired ancestor directory listing. If a directory you choose to
insert already has its own Dired buffer, then its markings and
switches are preserved for the new, subdirectory listing in the
ancestor Dired buffer.
Hide/Show Details
-----------------
Starting with Emacs 24.4, listing details are hidden by default.
Note that this is different from the vanilla Emacs behavior, which
is to show details by default.
Use `(' anytime to toggle this hiding. You can use option
`diredp-hide-details-initially-flag' to change the default/initial
state. See also option `diredp-hide-details-propagate-flag'.
NOTE: If you do not want to hide details initially then you must
either (1) change `diredp-hide-details-initially-flag' using
Customize (recommended) or (2) set it to `nil' (e.g., using
`setq') *BEFORE* loading `dired+.el'.
If you have an Emacs version older than 24.4, you can use library
`dired-details+.el' (plus `dired-details.el') to get similar
behavior.
Mode-Line
---------
The number of files and dirs that are marked with `*', and the
number that are flagged for deletion (marked `D') are indicated in
the mode-line. When the cursor is on such a line the indication
tells you how many more there are. For example, if the cursor is
on the line of the third file that is marked `*', and there are
seven of them total, then the mode-line shows `3/7*'.
The mode-line also indicates, for the current listing (which could
be a subdir listing), how many files and dirs are listed. If the
cursor is on the 27th file in a listing of 78 files then the
mode-line shows 27/78.
For counting files and dirs in a listing, option
`diredp-count-.-and-..-flag' controls whether to count the lines
for `.' and `..'. By default it is nil, meaning they are not
counted.
If You Use Dired+ in Terminal Mode
----------------------------------
By default, Dired+ binds some keys that can be problematic in some
terminals when you use Emacs in terminal mode (i.e., `emacs -nw').
This is controlled by option
`diredp-bind-problematic-terminal-keys'.
In particular, keys that use modifiers Meta and Shift together can
be problematic. If you use Dired+ in text-only terminal, and you
find that your terminal does not support such keys, then you might
want to customize the option to set the value to `nil', and then
bind the commands to some other keys, which your terminal
supports.
The problematic keys used by Dired+ include these:
`M-M' (aka `M-S-m') - `diredp-chmod-this-file'
`M-O' (aka `M-S-o') - `diredp-chown-this-file'
`M-T' (aka `M-S-t') - `diredp-touch-this-file'
`C-M-B' (aka `C-M-S-b') - `diredp-do-bookmark-in-bookmark-file'
`C-M-G' (aka `C-M-S-g') - `diredp-chgrp-this-file'
`C-M-R' (aka `C-M-S-r') - `diredp-toggle-find-file-reuse-dir'
`C-M-T' (aka `C-M-S-t') - `dired-do-touch'
`M-+ M-B' (aka `M-+ M-S-b') -
`diredp-do-bookmark-dirs-recursive'
`M-+ C-M-B' (aka `M-+ C-M-S-b') -
`diredp-do-bookmark-in-bookmark-file-recursive'
`M-+ C-M-T' (aka `M-+ C-M-S-t') - `diredp-do-touch-recursive'
(See also `(info "(org) TTY keys")' for more information about
keys that can be problematic in a text-only terminal.)
Faces defined here:
`diredp-autofile-name', `diredp-compressed-file-suffix',
`diredp-date-time', `diredp-deletion',
`diredp-deletion-file-name', `diredp-dir-heading',
`diredp-dir-priv', `diredp-exec-priv', `diredp-executable-tag',
`diredp-file-name', `diredp-file-suffix', `diredp-flag-mark',
`diredp-flag-mark-line', `diredp-get-file-or-dir-name',
`diredp-ignored-file-name', `diredp-link-priv',
`diredp-mode-line-flagged', `diredp-mode-line-marked'
`diredp-omit-file-name', `diredp-no-priv', `diredp-number',
`diredp-other-priv', `diredp-rare-priv', `diredp-read-priv',
`diredp-symlink', `diredp-tagged-autofile-name',
`diredp-write-priv'.
Commands defined here:
`diredp-add-file-to-recentf', `diredp-add-this-to-recentf',
`diredp-add-to-dired-buffer', `diredp-add-to-this-dired-buffer',
`diredp-async-shell-command-this-file',
`diredp-bookmark-this-file',
`diredp-breadcrumbs-in-header-line-mode' (Emacs 22+),
`diredp-byte-compile-this-file', `diredp-capitalize',
`diredp-capitalize-recursive', `diredp-capitalize-this-file',
`diredp-change-ls-switches', `diredp-change-marks-recursive'
(Emacs 22+), `diredp-chgrp-this-file', `diredp-chmod-this-file',
`diredp-chown-this-file',
`diredp-compilation-files-other-window' (Emacs 24+),
`diredp-compress-this-file',
`diredp-copy-abs-filenames-as-kill',
`diredp-copy-abs-filenames-as-kill-recursive',
`diredp-copy-filename-as-kill-recursive',
`diredp-copy-tags-this-file', `diredp-copy-this-file',
`diredp-create-file-here', `diredp-decrypt-this-file',
`diredp-define-snapshot-dired-commands',
`diredp-delete-this-file', `diredp-describe-autofile',
`diredp-describe-file', `diredp-describe-marked-autofiles',
`diredp-describe-mode', `diredp-dired-for-files',
`diredp-dired-for-files-other-window',
`diredp-dired-inserted-subdirs', `diredp-dired-plus-help',
`diredp-dired-recent-dirs',
`diredp-dired-recent-dirs-other-window',
`diredp-dired-recent-files',
`diredp-dired-recent-files-other-window',
`diredp-dired-this-subdir', `diredp-dired-union',
`diredp-do-add-to-recentf',
`diredp-do-aggregate-apply-to-marked',
`diredp-do-aggregate-eval-in-marked',
`diredp-do-apply/eval-marked',
`diredp-do-apply/eval-marked-recursive',
`diredp-do-apply-to-marked',
`diredp-do-apply-to-marked-recursive',
`diredp-do-async-shell-command-recursive', `diredp-do-bookmark',
`diredp-do-bookmark-dirs-recursive',
`diredp-do-bookmark-in-bookmark-file',
`diredp-do-bookmark-in-bookmark-file-recursive',
`diredp-do-bookmark-recursive', `diredp-do-chmod-recursive',
`diredp-do-chgrp-recursive', `diredp-do-chown-recursive',
`diredp-do-command-in-marked',
`diredp-do-command-in-marked-recursive',
`diredp-do-copy-recursive', `diredp-do-decrypt-recursive',
`diredp-do-delete-recursive', `diredp-do-display-images' (Emacs
22+), `diredp-do-encrypt-recursive', `diredp-do-eval-in-marked',
`diredp-do-eval-in-marked-recursive',
`diredp-do-find-marked-files-recursive', `diredp-do-grep',
`diredp-do-grep-recursive', `diredp-do-hardlink-recursive',
`diredp-do-isearch-recursive',
`diredp-do-isearch-regexp-recursive',
`diredp-do-move-recursive', `diredp-do-paste-add-tags',
`diredp-do-paste-replace-tags', `diredp-do-print-recursive',
`diredp-do-query-replace-regexp-recursive',
`diredp-do-redisplay-recursive',
`diredp-do-relsymlink-recursive', `diredp-do-remove-all-tags',
`diredp-do-remove-from-recentf', `diredp-do-search-recursive',
`diredp-do-set-tag-value', `diredp-do-shell-command-recursive',
`diredp-do-sign-recursive', `diredp-do-symlink-recursive',
`diredp-do-tag', `diredp-do-touch-recursive', `diredp-do-untag',
`diredp-do-verify-recursive', `diredp-downcase-recursive',
`diredp-downcase-this-file', `diredp-ediff',
`diredp-encrypt-this-file', `diredp-fileset',
`diredp-fileset-other-window', `diredp-find-a-file',
`diredp-find-a-file-other-frame',
`diredp-find-a-file-other-window',
`diredp-find-file-other-frame',
`diredp-find-file-reuse-dir-buffer',
`diredp-find-line-file-other-window',
`diredp-flag-auto-save-files-recursive',
`diredp-flag-region-files-for-deletion',
`diredp-grepped-files-other-window', `diredp-grep-this-file',
`diredp-hardlink-this-file', `diredp-highlight-autofiles-mode',
`diredp-image-dired-comment-file',
`diredp-image-dired-comment-files-recursive',
`diredp-image-dired-copy-with-exif-name',
`diredp-image-dired-create-thumb',
`diredp-image-dired-delete-tag',
`diredp-image-dired-delete-tag-recursive',
`diredp-image-dired-display-thumb',
`diredp-image-dired-display-thumbs-recursive',
`diredp-image-dired-edit-comment-and-tags',
`diredp-image-dired-tag-file',
`diredp-image-dired-tag-files-recursive',
`diredp-image-show-this-file', `diredp-insert-as-subdir',
`diredp-insert-subdirs', `diredp-insert-subdirs-recursive',
`diredp-kill-this-tree', `diredp-list-marked-recursive',
`diredp-load-this-file', `diredp-mark', `diredp-mark-autofiles',
`diredp-marked', `diredp-marked-other-window',
`diredp-marked-recursive',
`diredp-marked-recursive-other-window',
`diredp-mark-extension-recursive',
`diredp-mark-files-containing-regexp-recursive',
`diredp-mark-files-regexp-recursive',
`diredp-mark-files-tagged-all', `diredp-mark-files-tagged-none',
`diredp-mark-files-tagged-not-all',
`diredp-mark-files-tagged-some',
`diredp-mark-files-tagged-regexp', `diredp-mark-if-sexp',
`diredp-mark-if-sexp-recursive', `diredp-mark-region-files',
`diredp-mark-region-files-with-char',
`diredp-mark-sexp-recursive' (Emacs 22+),
`diredp-mark/unmark-autofiles', `diredp-mark/unmark-extension',
`diredp-mark-with-char', `diredp-mouse-3-menu',
`diredp-mouse-backup-diff', `diredp-mouse-copy-tags',
`diredp-mouse-describe-autofile', `diredp-mouse-describe-file',
`diredp-mouse-diff', `diredp-mouse-do-bookmark',
`diredp-mouse-do-byte-compile', `diredp-mouse-do-chgrp',
`diredp-mouse-do-chmod', `diredp-mouse-do-chown',
`diredp-mouse-do-compress', `diredp-mouse-do-copy',
`diredp-mouse-do-delete', `diredp-mouse-do-grep',
`diredp-mouse-do-hardlink', `diredp-mouse-do-load',
`diredp-mouse-do-print', `diredp-mouse-do-remove-all-tags',
`diredp-mouse-do-rename', `diredp-mouse-do-set-tag-value',
`diredp-mouse-do-shell-command', `diredp-mouse-do-symlink',
`diredp-mouse-do-tag', `diredp-mouse-do-untag',
`diredp-mouse-downcase', `diredp-mouse-ediff',
`diredp-mouse-find-line-file-other-window',
`diredp-mouse-find-file-other-frame',
`diredp-mouse-find-file-reuse-dir-buffer',
`diredp-mouse-flag-file-deletion', `diredp-mouse-mark',
`diredp-mouse-mark-region-files', `diredp-mouse-mark/unmark',
`diredp-mouse-unmark', `diredp-mouse-upcase',
`diredp-mouse-view-file', `diredp-move-file' (Emacs 24+),
`diredp-move-files-named-in-kill-ring', `diredp-move-this-file',
`diredp-multiple-w32-browser-recursive',
`diredp-nb-marked-in-mode-name', `diredp-next-dirline',
`diredp-next-line', `diredp-next-subdir', `diredp-omit-marked',
`diredp-omit-unmarked', `diredp-paste-add-tags-this-file',
`diredp-paste-files', `diredp-paste-replace-tags-this-file',
`diredp-prev-dirline', `diredp-previous-line',
`diredp-prev-subdir', `diredp-print-this-file',
`diredp-quit-window-kill' (Emacs 24+),
`diredp-relsymlink-this-file',
`diredp-remove-all-tags-this-file',
`diredp-remove-file-from-recentf',
`diredp-remove-inserted-subdirs',
`diredp-remove-this-from-recentf', `diredp-rename-this-file',
`diredp-send-bug-report',
`diredp-set-bookmark-file-bookmark-for-marked',
`diredp-set-bookmark-file-bookmark-for-marked-recursive',
`diredp-set-tag-value-this-file',
`diredp-shell-command-this-file', `diredp-show-metadata',
`diredp-show-metadata-for-marked', `diredp-sign-this-file',
`diredp-sort-arbitrary-command', `diredp-symlink-this-file',
`diredp-tag-this-file', `diredp-toggle-find-file-reuse-dir',
`diredp-toggle-marks-in-region', `diredp-touch-this-file',
`diredp-unmark-all-files-recursive' (Emacs 22+),
`diredp-unmark-all-marks-recursive' (Emacs 22+),
`diredp-unmark-autofiles', `diredp-unmark-files-tagged-all',
`diredp-unmark-files-tagged-none',
`diredp-unmark-files-tagged-not-all',
`diredp-unmark-files-tagged-some', `diredp-unmark-region-files',
`diredp-untag-this-file', `diredp-upcase-recursive',
`diredp-up-directory', `diredp-up-directory-reuse-dir-buffer',
`diredp-upcase-this-file', `diredp-verify-this-file',
`diredp-visit-next-file', `diredp-visit-previous-file',
`diredp-visit-this-file', `diredp-w32-drives',
`diredp-w32-drives-mode', `diredp-yank-files',
`global-dired-hide-details-mode' (Emacs 24.4+),
`toggle-diredp-find-file-reuse-dir'.
User options defined here:
`diredp-auto-focus-frame-for-thumbnail-tooltip-flag',
`diredp-bind-problematic-terminal-keys',
`diredp-case-fold-search', `diredp-compressed-extensions',
`diredp-count-.-and-..-flag' (Emacs 22+),
`diredp-default-sort-arbitrary-function',
`diredp-do-report-echo-limit', `diredp-dwim-any-frame-flag'
(Emacs 22+), `diredp-image-preview-in-tooltip', `diff-switches',
`diredp-hide-details-initially-flag' (Emacs 24.4+),
`diredp-highlight-autofiles-mode',
`diredp-hide-details-propagate-flag' (Emacs 24.4+),
`diredp-ignore-compressed-flag',
`diredp-image-show-this-file-use-frame-flag' (Emacs 22+),
`diredp-list-file-attributes', `diredp-max-frames',
`diredp-move-file-dirs' (Emacs 24+),
`diredp-omit-files-font-lock-regexp',
`diredp-omit-lines-regexp',
`diredp-prompt-for-bookmark-prefix-flag',
`diredp-recent-files-quit-kills-flag',
`diredp-switches-in-mode-line',
`diredp-toggle-dot+dot-dot-flag',
`diredp-visit-ignore-extensions', `diredp-visit-ignore-regexps',
`diredp-w32-local-drives', `diredp-wrap-around-flag'.
Non-interactive functions defined here:
`derived-mode-p' (Emacs < 22),
`diredp--add-dired-to-invisibility-hook', `diredp-all-files',
`diredp-ancestor-dirs', `diredp-apply-to-this-file',
`diredp-bookmark', `diredp-copy-as-kill-from-clipboard',
`diredp-create-files-non-directory-recursive',
`diredp-define-snapshot-dired-commands-1', `diredp-delete-dups',
`diredp-delete-if', `diredp-delete-if-not',
`diredp-directories-within', `diredp-dired-plus-description',
`diredp-dired-plus-description+links',
`diredp-dired-plus-help-link', `diredp--dired-recent-files-1',
`diredp-dired-union-1', `diredp-dired-union-interactive-spec',
`diredp-display-image' (Emacs 22+), `diredp-do-chxxx-recursive',
`diredp-do-create-files-recursive', `diredp-do-grep-1',
`diredp-ensure-bookmark+', `diredp-ensure-fn-nonzero-arity',
`diredp-ensure-fn-zero-arity', `diredp-ensure-mode',
`diredp-eval-in-this-file', `diredp-existing-dired-buffer-p',
`diredp-fewer-than-2-files-p',
`diredp-fewer-than-echo-limit-files-p',
`diredp-fewer-than-N-files-p', `diredp-fileset-1',
`diredp-find-a-file-read-args',
`diredp-file-for-compilation-hit-at-point' (Emacs 24+),
`diredp-files-within', `diredp-files-within-1',
`diredp-fit-frame-unless-buffer-narrowed' (Emacs 24.4+),
`diredp-fit-one-window-frame', `diredp-full-file-name-less-p',
`diredp-full-file-name-more-p',
`diredp-get-args-for-diredp-marked',
`diredp-get-args-for-snapshot-cmd',
`diredp-get-confirmation-recursive', `diredp-get-files',
`diredp-get-files-for-dir', `diredp-get-image-filename',
`diredp-get-subdirs', `diredp-hide-details-if-dired' (Emacs
24.4+), `diredp-hide/show-details' (Emacs 24.4+),
`diredp-highlight-autofiles', `diredp-image-dired-required-msg',
`diredp-internal-do-deletions', `diredp-invoke-command',
`diredp-invoke/eval-in-this-file', `diredp-invoke-in-this-file',
`diredp-list-file', `diredp-list-files', `diredp-looking-at-p',
`diredp-make-find-file-keys-reuse-dirs',
`diredp-make-find-file-keys-not-reuse-dirs',
`diredp-make-obsolete', `diredp-make-obsolete-variable',
`diredp-maplist', `diredp-map-over-marks-and-report',
`diredp-marked-here', `diredp-mark-files-tagged-all/none',
`diredp-mark-files-tagged-some/not-all',
`diredp-nondir-file-name-less-p',
`diredp-nondir-file-name-more-p', `diredp-nonempty-region-p',
`diredp-parent-dir', `diredp-paste-add-tags',
`diredp-paste-replace-tags', `diredp-prefix-arg-all-files',
`diredp-read-bookmark-file-args', `diredp-read-command',
`diredp-read-expression' (Emacs 22+),
`diredp-read-include/exclude', `diredp-read-regexp',
`diredp-recent-dirs', `diredp-recent-files-buffer',
`diredp-refontify-buffer', `diredp-remove-if',
`diredp-remove-if-not', `diredp-report-file-result',
`diredp-report-summary',
`diredp-revert-displayed-recentf-buffers',
`diredp--reuse-dir-buffer-helper', `diredp-root-directory-p',
`diredp-set-header-line-breadcrumbs' (Emacs 22+),
`diredp-set-tag-value', `diredp-set-union',
`diredp--set-up-font-locking', `diredp--snapshot-cmd-name-time',
`diredp-sort-arbitrary', `diredp-string-less-p',
`diredp-string-match-p', `diredp-tag',
`diredp-this-file-marked-p', `diredp-this-file-unmarked-p',
`diredp-this-subdir', `diredp-untag',
`diredp-visit-ignore-regexp', `diredp-y-or-n-files-p'.
Variables defined here:
`diredp-bookmark-menu', `diredp-file-line-overlay',
`diredp-filename-separator', `diredp-files-within-dirs-done',
`diredp-font-lock-keywords-1', `diredp-hide-details-last-state'
(Emacs 24.4+), `diredp-hide-details-toggled' (Emacs 24.4+),
`diredp-hide/show-menu', `diredp-images-recursive-menu',
`diredp-last-copied-filenames', `diredp-list-files-map',
`diredp-loaded-p', `diredp-marks-recursive-menu',
`diredp-menu-bar-dir-menu', `diredp-menu-bar-marks-menu',
`diredp-menu-bar-multiple-menu', `diredp-menu-bar-regexp-menu',
`diredp-menu-bar-single-menu', `diredp-multiple-bookmarks-menu',
`diredp-multiple-delete-menu', `diredp-multiple-dired-menu',
`diredp-multiple-images-menu',
`diredp-multiple-encryption-menu',
`diredp-multiple-move-copy-link-menu',
`diredp-multiple-omit-menu', `diredp-multiple-recursive-menu',
`diredp-multiple-rename-menu', `diredp-multiple-search-menu',
`diredp-navigate-menu', `diredp-recent-files-map',
`diredp-regexp-recursive-menu', `diredp-re-no-dot',
`diredp-single-bookmarks-menu', `diredp-single-encryption-menu',
`diredp-single-image-menu', `diredp-single-move-copy-link-menu',
`diredp-single-open-menu', `diredp-single-rename-menu',
`diredp-snapshot-cmd-buffer-name-format',
`diredp-snapshot-cmd-time-format', `diredp-w32-drives-mode-map'.
Macros defined here:
`diredp-mark-if', `diredp-user-error',
`diredp-with-help-window'.
***** NOTE: The following macro defined in `subr.el' has
been REDEFINED HERE:
`with-silent-modifications' - Adapt for older Emacs also.
***** NOTE: The following macros defined in `dired.el' have
been REDEFINED HERE:
`dired-map-over-marks' - Treat multiple `C-u' specially.
***** NOTE: The following functions defined in `dired.el' have
been REDEFINED or ADVISED HERE:
`dired' - Handle non-positive prefix arg.
`dired-do-delete' - Display message to warn that marked,
not flagged, files will be deleted.
`dired-do-flagged-delete' - Display message to warn that flagged,
not marked, files will be deleted.
`dired-dwim-target-directory' - Uses `diredp-dwim-any-frame-flag'.
`dired-find-file' - Allow `.' and `..' (Emacs 20 only).
`dired-get-filename' - Test `./' and `../' (like `.', `..').
`dired-get-marked-files' - Can include `.' and `..'.
Allow FILTER + DISTINGUISH-ONE-MARKED.
`dired-goto-file' - Respect `diredp-case-fold-search'.
Prefix arg toggles that.
Open an enclosing hidden parent dir.
Expand input per current subdir list.
`dired-goto-file-1' - Use `compare-strings', Emacs 25+.
Added optional arg OPEN-HIDDEN-DIR-P.
`dired-hide-details-mode' - Respect new user options:
* `diredp-hide-details-initially-flag'
* `diredp-hide-details-propagate-flag'
(Emacs 24.4+)
`dired-insert-directory' - Compute WILDCARD arg for
`insert-directory' for individual file
(don't just use nil). (Emacs 23+, and
only for MS Windows)
`dired-insert-set-properties' - `mouse-face' on whole line.
`dired-flag-auto-save-files', `dired-mark-directories',
`dired-mark-executables', `dired-mark-files-containing-regexp',
`dired-mark-files-regexp', `dired-mark-symlinks'
- Use `diredp-mark-if', not `dired-mark-if'.
`dired-mark-files-regexp' - Add regexp to `regexp-search-ring'.
More matching possibilities.
Added optional arg LOCALP.
`dired-mark-pop-up' - Delete the window or frame popped up,
afterward, and bury its buffer. Do not
show a menu bar for pop-up frame.
`dired-move-to-filename' - Made it a command.
`dired-other-frame' - Handle non-positive prefix arg.
`dired-other-window' - Handle non-positive prefix arg.
`dired-pop-to-buffer' - Put window point at bob (bug #12281).
(Emacs 22-24.1)
`dired-read-dir-and-switches' - Non-positive prefix arg behavior.