Standard plugins

This chapter contains a list and description of all standard plugins, shipped with XYZCommander.

:core: plugins

:core: plugins provide, well, core functionality. As it was stated before, main part of XYZCommander functionality provided via plugins, thus keeping a base XYZCommander part lightweight, simple and clean.

Here is the list of standard :core: plugins:

  • :core:bindlist
  • :core:console
  • :core:keycodes
  • :core:pluginlist

:core:bindlist

Plugin provides list of currently used keybindings.

Public methods:

show_binds()
The output list has three columns: Context, Bind and Method. Context columns contains context which was used upon binding. Bind colums contains keybinding and Method columns contains full method name.

:core:console

TODO

:core:keycodes

KeyCodes plugin is used to properly configure terminal keycodes. For each terminal type keycodes are stored independently. Terminal type determined by examining TERM environment variable.

Learned data is stored in ~/.xyzcmd/data/keycodes file.

Public methods:

learn_keys()
Shows LearnKeys dialog where user prompted to press required keys. ENTER - skip current key. ESCAPE - quit dialog.
delete_keys(all=False)
Delete learned keycodes data. If all is True, delete all saved data for all terminal types, otherwise delete only current terminal type data.
get_keys(all=False)
Return saved keycodes data as dictionary. If all is True, return all saved data for all terminal types, otherwise return only current terminal type data.

:core:pluginlist

PluginList plugin is used to display a list of all currently active plugins.

Public methods:

show_list()
Show a list of all active plugins. All the list elements are browseble, i.e. pressing ENTER will bring a detailed plugin information, including full plugin description, version, available configuration variables and all the public methods and data.

:ui: plugins

TODO

:vfs: plugins

TODO

:misc: plugins

TODO

:sys: plugins

TODO

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