Copying Local Path or Remote File Link

[chumsdock]

It will be great to copy the file path "~/..." or the remote file links like "ftp://...".

And the connection dialog should automatic convert the links pasted or inputed directly in the "Server" Text-field. Transmit does this well.

[Mudi]

Actually I'm working on this feature right now, so you will have it with the next release.

[chuckienorton]

quick "dummy" question here... what is the local path typically (or, rather, how does it start?) "?????/1norton/clients/davefox/"

[csaba]

quick "dummy" question here... what is the local path typically (or, rather, how does it start?) "?????/1norton/clients/davefox/"

If you want to refer to some of your own files, say in your Documents folder, then you can use the relative path starting with:
~/Documents

the ~/ always refers to your user folder.

The full path begins with / , which is the root directory. So, for instance, to refer to a file in your documents folder again, you would type:
/Users/yourname/Documents

Hope this helps

[csaba]

I don't really now where your /1norton folder is located in your filesystem, so I'll just give you the general stuff:

If you want to refer to some of your own files, say somewhere in your Documents folder, then you can use the relative path starting with:
~/Documents

the ~/ always refers to your user folder.

The full path begins with / , which is the root directory. So, for instance, to refer to a file in your documents folder again, you would type:
/Users/yourloginname/Documents

Hope this helps

[chuckienorton]

~/Documents
the ~/ always refers to your user folder.

The full path begins with / , which is the root directory. So, for instance, to refer to a file in your documents folder again, you would type:
/Users/yourloginname/Documents

Hope this helps

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