Re: Tumme menu in Dired, what to do about it?

[Mathias Dahl]

> I can't find the start of this thread but "Immediate" generally (but not always)
> does something to the file on the line point is.

It started a while ago when I asked where to put the old Tumme menu
items that was previously added by `tumme-setup-dired-bindings' (this
function still exists but should probably be removed later).

Richard replied:

> There is no room for an additional menu bar menu in Dired mode
> on a text terminal.  The menu bar is nearly full already.

> Putting it in as a submenu of some existing Dired menu would be ok.
> Perhaps "Immediate".

So I created the sub menu there.

> Shouldn't this item be under "Regexp"?
> ...
> And this one (and others) under "Operate"?

Probably, in one sense. But do we really want to mess with these
"standard" or "old" Dired menus? If there were a "Dired tools" menu,
tumme would fit well as a sub menu under that one.

> The other items under "Operate" are bound to upper case letters.
>
> How about (I = image):
>
> tumme-tag-remove       C-t r  ->   I r
> tumme-tag-files        C-t t  ->   I t
> tumme-display-thumbs   C-t d  ->   I d

`I' is already bound to `dired-info' in Dired.

> Assuming tumme-tag-remove deletes tags, tumme-tag-delete sounds better.

I trust your judgement on this one (my English skills are not good enough).

> tumme-tag-files works on just one file.

No, it works on any number of marked files.