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In Terminator, drag and drop of a file simply translates the full filepath to keypresses (e.g., like a Barcode Scanner). Because every path begins with / this results in triggering the filter feature.
I was trying out what would happen when pasting (ctrl+shift+v) a directory in both terminator and termite: In both, the filter is being triggered. Hence, for relative dirs, this could even result in a mess. In the worst case scenario, this could accidentally trigger hooks.
I think it's possible to distinguish machine input like this from user input by measuring the time delta between keypress events. These may be ultra small for machine input.
Then, navigate to detected relative/ absolute dir.
Not sure if possible with urwid.
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