README.dired

Dired is optional. There are a lot of options in GNU Emacs Dired.
These are the ones that are implemented.

Commands:

"dired"				Ask for a directory, open a display of the directory in
				the current window.

"dired-other-window"		As dired, in another window.

"dired-jump"			Do a dired of the directory of the file in the current
				buffer, moving the cursor to the current file. Do a dired
				in the current directory if no file.

"dired-jump-other-window"	As dired-jump, in another window.


Global key assignments:

"Ctrl-X d"			dired

"Ctrl-X 4 d"			dired-other-window

"Ctrl-X Ctrl-J"			dired-jump

"Ctrl-X 4 Ctrl-J"		dired-jump-other-window


Assignments in a Dired window:

"e", "f", RET			Open the file in the current window.

"o"				Open the file in another window.

"+"				Create a directory

"1"				Open the file in one window.

"d", Ctrl-D			Mark file for deletion.

"u"				Unmark file for deletion.

DEL				Unmark the file above for deletion, and backup.

"x"				Delete the files marked for deletion.

"c"				Copy file.

"r"				Rename file.

"^"				Open a display of the parent directory, moving
				the cursor to this directory.

">"				Move to the next subdirectory.

"<"				Move to the previous subdirectory.

"g"				Re-read the directory ("revert-buffer")

"q"				Quit the window.


Press "h" in a Dired window for a listing of local bindings.