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@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ There are also a few more shortcuts:
* you can select a line with a mouse click
* you can open a line with a mouse double-click
-and you can define your own [shorcuts](../conf_file/#shortcuts-and-verb-search) or triggering [keyboard keys](../conf_file/#keyboard-key).
+and you can define your own [shortcuts](../conf_file/#shortcuts-and-verb-search) or triggering [keyboard keys](../conf_file/#keyboard-key).
# Fuzzy Patterns
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ Hitting <kbd>esc</kbd> clears the current pattern.
# Regular Expressions
-If there's a `/` before or after the patten, it's interpreted as a regular expression.
+If there's a `/` before or after the pattern, it's interpreted as a regular expression.
For example `/pat+ern` would match `"patern.zip"` or `"some_patttern.rar"` but not `"pATTern"`.
@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ This behavior is tuned with several toggles.
| toggle_git_file_info | gf | toggle display of git file information
| toggle_git_ignore | gi | toggle use of .gitignore
| toggle_hidden | h | toggle showing hidden files
- | toggle_perm | perm | toggle showing file permissions (unix only)
+ | toggle_perm | perm | toggle showing file permissions (Unix only)
| toggle_sizes | sizes | toggle showing sizes
| toggle_trim_root | t | toggle removing nodes at first level too (default)
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ You may notice a scrollbar on this screenshot. The first level of the tree is al
Not trimming the root is also possible in normal mode by using the `toggle_trim_root` toggle.
!!! Note
- The displayed size on unix is the space the file takes on disk, that is the number of blocks multiplied by the size of a block. If a file is sparse, a little 's' is displayed next to the size.
+ The displayed size on Unix is the space the file takes on disk, that is the number of blocks multiplied by the size of a block. If a file is sparse, a little 's' is displayed next to the size.
Those toggles may also be defined with [launch options](../launch) and the [default_flags preference](../conf_file/#default-flags).