absolute path of the current file

[JtWdyP]

It would appear that on Jul 6, Jabba Laci did say:

> Is there a way to paste the absolute path of the current file to the
> mini shell at the bottom? Something similar to ESC+Enter but with
> absolute path.

I'm not sure if this is what your looking for but ALT+A should copy the
absolute path of the current panel's current directory to the command line.
Likewise ALT+SHIFT+A should copy the absolute path of the opposite panel's
current directory... And since {unlike ESC+ENTER} neither of those adds a
trailing space to the inserted text, the two step combo of:

ALT+A ESC+ENTER

should do what you want.

Incidentally I usually use ALT+ENTER instead of ESC+ENTER, to get the same
results. So for me that would be:

ALT+A ALT+ENTER

Thus for example, if I select my systems xorg.conf file, then 
simply hold the alt key down with one hand I can just tap "A" then "ENTER"
with the other to get:

/etc/X11/xorg.conf

It just feels easier that way than adding the extra keystroke required for
the ESC+ENTER method.

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