Filename Completion Window
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Filename Completion Window |
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You can view matching filenames in a filename completion window. To activate the window, press F7 or Ctrl-Tab at the command line. You will see a popup window, with a sorted list of files that match any partial filename you have entered on the command line. If you haven't yet entered a file name, the window will contain the name of all files in the current directory. You can search for a name by typing the first few characters. See Popup Windows for details.
Filename Completion Window Keys:
| F7 or Ctrl-Tab | (from the command line) Open the window. |
| Up | Scroll the display up one line. |
| Down | Scroll the display down one line. |
| Left | Scroll the display left 4 columns. |
| Right | Scroll the display right 4 columns. |
| PgUp | Scroll the display up one page. |
| PgDn | Scroll the display down one page. |
| Home | Go to the beginning of the list. |
| End | Go to the end of the list. |
| Enter or Double Click | Insert the selected filename into the command line. |
Note: The keystrokes shown above are the default values. See Key Mapping Directives for details on how to assign different keystrokes.
See also: Filename Completion