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I have dragon on a keyboard shortcut in my terminal, and dragon --target on another shortcut. But I would rather have just one shortcut. Is it possible to have one command that supports drag-and-drop in both directions?
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I thought it might be possible to do this with --target --keep, but that won't let you provide filenames to populate it with initially (it will let you drag in and out). This would be a good feature.
It looks like the most straightforward way to add it would be just to process the filename arguments as usual when --target is used instead of ignoring them, which seems like it ought to work.
Potentially a "shelf" mode to have each button be removed after a single outbound drag would be useful too.
I have
dragon
on a keyboard shortcut in my terminal, anddragon --target
on another shortcut. But I would rather have just one shortcut. Is it possible to have one command that supports drag-and-drop in both directions?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: