Terminal Based File Explorer

A file explorer for linux systems that runs on terminal

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* run ./term

It will open explorer in current folder

* run ./term <path_to_directory>

It will open explorer in specified folder

up, down, left, right, backspace, h keys work as described in assignment. Also 'q' can be used to quit the program.
: can be used to get into command mode. Bottom line would be available to right command.
After running one command, the bottom line gets cleared and is ready to accept more commands.
To exit from command mode : ESC
To exit from normal mode(project): press 'q' only(No control signals will work in termination).

for files containing space in name, use \ as escape seq. eg to create folder named "Rushit Jasani" in Home dir, type : create_dir Rushit\ Jasani ~
preferable to open in full size terminal. if one record spans over more than one line then navigation won't work correctly.
if path length is more than 115 to 120 char then navigation may not work properly.
in command mode, to edit the command, use backspace only.
if ENTER is pressed on some file and if there is no default application found then there will be no movement.