The :cd command can receive two arguments, first for the current pane and second for inactive one (as described in this section of manual). This way you can open directory under cursor in other pane with the following command:
:cd %d %c
...where %d is a macro for current directory and %c is macro for file/directory under cursor (see vifm command macros). Or with a single sync command:
:sync %c
You can map it to some key or sequence in your vifmrc (with <Tab> at the end for automatic pane switching):
The
:cd
command can receive two arguments, first for the current pane and second for inactive one (as described in this section of manual). This way you can open directory under cursor in other pane with the following command:...where
%d
is a macro for current directory and%c
is macro for file/directory under cursor (see vifm command macros). Or with a singlesync
command:You can map it to some key or sequence in your
vifmrc
(with<Tab>
at the end for automatic pane switching):