问题
Maybe a stupid question, but how can I filter directories in Midnight Commander?
For example I have a folder with a lot of directories in it with the following naming:
holidays (2016)
birthdays (2016)
holidays (2015)
...
How can I filter like *2015* on directory tier?
回答1:
You can press ctrl+s and type *2015*;
or if you want to search all directories by some given criteria, you can press alt+? (esc+? on Mac) and you will see search dialog:
at 'Start at' put path to the folder where you would like to search something
at file name you can put search criteria: *2015*
回答2:
The closest one can get to this feature at the moment is:
Using quick search by pressing Alt+s and then typing your search pattern. The cursor will jump to the first match, but to toggle through all results that match the current pattern, use Ctrl+s.
Disable
Command promptinOptions->Layout...(press F9 to get to the menu bar), and when you start typing quick search will be instantly activated (without having to press Alt+s).Try any of the workarounds in the open Ticket #2697 feature request: Filter as you type mode
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45681801/how-to-filter-directories-in-midnight-commander