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Both rc.conf and commands.py are now additionally loaded from
`/etc/ranger` if they exist.
Fix #869
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Solve map conflict for `gt`.
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For consistency with vim `gt` still means _go to the next tab_ the map
for _go to /tmp_ is now `gp` (first available letter in `/tmp`).
Fix #1040
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Make new `rifle` behavior backwards compatible.
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Signed-off-by: ael-code
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If both `EDITOR` and `VISUAL` are unset, setting `VISUAL` because it's
technically the right thing to do and setting `EDITOR` for backwards
compatibility complicates the logic. `rifle` will now only do the
latter.
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There's 4 possible situation:
1. `VISUAL` set, `EDITOR` set
2. `VISUAL` set, `EDITOR` not set
3. `VISUAL` not set, `EDITOR` set
4. `VISUAL` not set, `EDITOR` not set
All but _No.2_ are already properly handled.
Behavior can differ depending on whether you have an old or a new
`rifle.conf` in cases _No.1_ (if the variables differ the new approach
prefers `VISUAL` instead of `EDITOR`) and _No.2_ (new approach will use
`VISUAL` whereas the old approach would've fallen back to _vim_).
_No.3_ is likely the most common case and works almost identically with
either approach.
_No.4_ still falls back to _vim_ as before.
Fix #1048
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When reading a file for which Ranger doesn't have permissions, Python3
throws an OSError. Python2 on the other hand throws a IOError, which
wasn't being caught and caused Ranger to crash. IOError was added to
catch statements for this reason.
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When reading a file for which Ranger doesn't have permissions, Python3
throws an OSError. Python2 on the other hand throws a IOError, which
wasn't being caught and caused Ranger to crash. IOError was added to
catch statements for this reason.
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@hut: please document your settings in the man page too next time ;)
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@nfnty: please document your settings in the man page too next time ;)
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@Klinkenstecker: please document your settings in the man page next time ;)
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@kattrali: please add a distinct entry in the man page for every setting
you add
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@hut: please document your settings in the man page too next time ;)
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@jgreco: please document your settings in the man page too next time ;)
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@randynobx: please document your settings in the man page too next time ;)
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"Fuzzy" is the more applicable term here. "Smart" is often associated
with case sensitivity. So it would avoid confusion between
`set cd_tab_case smart` and `set cd_tab_smart true`.
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`VISUAL` is often misused to mean desktop GUI editor it's actual purpose
was to distinguish editors like `vi` (which is short for visual) from
editors like `ed` (which was probably short for editor), `EDITOR` is
actually intended to point to one of the latter.
Rifle still defaults to `vim` if both variables are undefined, even
with an old `rifle.conf` after trying to fall back on `EDITOR`.
For some better information on this see,
https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/334022
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Fixes #1035
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Prioritise chromium as I think most Linux users would prefer that as default over google-chrome.
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Added `has google-chrome` and `has chromium-browser` then adjusted the spacing to adjust for new longer `has chromium-browser` line.
This allows Ubuntu users to open in google-chrome and chromium-browser packages.
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