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The toggle sort feature is super useful, but it could use an additional toggle: sort by the number of files (recursively) within a given directory.
This is super useful for assessing inode limits on let's say a cluster, where the disk usage might be sufficiently low, but some reason a program outputs many nested levels of files and directories.
As far as I know, I don't think this is possible natively in nnn, without simply running it statically (using a plugin with a command like find <dir_name> | wc -l). Something like an additional "'n'umber" option in the prompt after pressing t would be great to have.
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The toggle sort feature is super useful, but it could use an additional toggle: sort by the number of files (recursively) within a given directory.
This is super useful for assessing inode limits on let's say a cluster, where the disk usage might be sufficiently low, but some reason a program outputs many nested levels of files and directories.
As far as I know, I don't think this is possible natively in nnn, without simply running it statically (using a plugin with a command like
find <dir_name> | wc -l). Something like an additional "'n'umber" option in the prompt after pressingtwould be great to have.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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