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Unfortunately there's no standard among file managers to select the a certain file. Some don't support this feature at all, some require a certain command line option, some do it automatically, ... So it's not really possible to make this work automatically from FSearch with a simple checkbox in the settings.
That's already possible, but the setting is not yet exposed in the graphical preferences. To enable it do the following:
Now when you double click on the path column the files should get selected in Dolphin. |
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Fsearch (0.3.alpha0) has the great possibility of opening the directory containing an item in the result list, if one clicks on the "path" column. This is useful if one has to do extra file operations with the file from the result list, or maybe compare files that have close modification times (by time-sorting the directory). In my case (Ubuntu 20.04, KDE 5.18.8) the directory is simply opened, and I need to look for the file there, which can take a while with large directories, and sometimes requires starting a local search (with Dolphin in my case).
If possible it would be convenient to have the file automatically selected within the directory, when the latter is opened by Fsearch; possibly as an option in the settings. Another possibility is to allow the specification of a program to perform the directory-opening. For example, if I call
dolphin [filename]
, then the file directory is opened and the file is also selected therein.Cheers!
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