
Copy full path
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Add context menu item "Copy full path" for Dolphin. Krusader and other KDE file managers.
Depends on:
xsel (sudo apt-get install xsel)
Copy downloaded file to
$HOME/.kde/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus/
7 years ago
1.0
* initial release
7 years ago
1.0
* initial release
thevladsoft
7 years ago
http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Dolphin+File+Name+Copy+Tool?content=158153
http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/copy_path?content=101854
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playnicetogether
7 years ago
I like it.
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nowardev
7 years ago
2 have you tried to drag and drop the file into the terminal ?
mah..
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skulptor
7 years ago
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nowardev
7 years ago
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playnicetogether
7 years ago
Not available here, the location is the parent folder.
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nowardev
7 years ago
"if you need the URL of the CURRENT visible directory"
if you need the location of a file just drag and drop in a terminal
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playnicetogether
7 years ago
Your way:
1. Open a terminal.
1a. Arrange terminal window and Dolphin so you can access the file for selection and drag.
2. Drag file to terminal window.
3. Select "Paste location" option from the popup dialog.
4. Select the location in terminal.
5. Copy the selected text. (May depend on user's clipboard settings.)
--OR--
1. Right-click on file in Dolphin.
2. Select "Copy full path" from service menu.
It's no contest.
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nowardev
7 years ago
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playnicetogether
7 years ago
You still have to open the terminal view in Dolphin. Yes, using that does prevent step 1a (notice I did not make it step 2). I often have to paste filepaths into apps other than a terminal. Are you going to suggest that everyone be bound by the limits of *your* use patterns and imagination?
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nowardev
7 years ago
why do you need to open a terminal when there an integrated terminal in dolphin :S
why do you need to select and copy the path from the terminal ? :S the most of cases you need the path of a file to paste in a terminal
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nowardev
7 years ago
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