How to copy FAR file manager's output
Solution 1
You do it the same way for all Windows Console programs:
Enter Mark mode: Alt+Space, E, K
Mark text using Shift+←↑↓→
Press Enter to copy, or Esc to cancel.
Alternatively, you can redirect the output of a specific command to a file:
ping > output.txt
Solution 2
Far Manager has a special key combination that starts the selection: Alt+Insert
. Then follow steps 2 and 3 suggested by @grawity.
Solution 3
in the far console, type
edit:<ping 127.0.0.1
instead of just
ping 127.0.0.1
it will execute the ping command and open the Far built-in editor with the output afterwards. You will be able to edit it as a normal text file
you can also use view:<
instead of edit:<
to open the built-in viewer, not editor
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ViliusK
Android developer, Playgong co-founder. SOreadytohelp
Updated on September 17, 2022Comments
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ViliusK almost 2 years
Hi guys, how do I copy FAR-Manager's console output? For example when I use ping command I want to copy it's output text, but not image.
Oh, and I would like to do so with keyboard! :)
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Naidim over 13 yearsOr
ping | clip
to actually copy the output. -
ViliusK over 13 yearsthis is also good, but instead of Alt+Space, E, K it's shorter to use Alt+Insert :)
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ViliusK over 13 yearsping | clip does not work for me :(
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Roman Kuzmin over 13 yearsFar Manager has a lot of useful predefined key combinations. But many of them are not quite discoverable (not included into menus, command bars, etc.), so take a look at the built-in help: F1 | Keyboard reference.
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ᄂ ᄀ over 7 years@ViliusK Which OS you were on?
clip.exe
first appeared in Vista. -
Admin almost 2 yearsAlternatively look at docs online: github.com/FarGroup/FarManager/blob/master/far/FarEng.hlf.m4