or you can add 'from'  to the alias, then you don't need + signs or quotes in the seach field

regex
dir (.+) from (.+)

in combination with (same as before)
alias result
To: $$1 From: $$2 | https://www.openstreetmap.org/directions?to="$$1"&from="$$2"

you can also add ' to'  and ' from' to the alias (please note the use of $$3)

regex
dir (.+) (from|to) (.+)

filter results (to only show the results containing 'to' or 'from'
$$2

directions for $$1 to $$3 | https://www.openstreetmap.org/directions?to="$$3"&from="$$1"
directions for $$1 from $$3 | https://www.openstreetmap.org/directions?to="$$1"&from="$$3"
directions for $$1 from HOME | https://www.openstreetmap.org/directions?to="$$1"&from="HOME ADDRESS"
directions for $$1 from OFFICE | https://www.openstreetmap.org/directions?to="$$1"&from="OFFICE ADDRESS"

example

dir segbroeklaan, den haag to schiphol airport
or
dir circuit, zandvoort from home

of course you need to replace HOME ADDRESS with your own home address ;-)

From the file dialog it is also possible to copy the path and then start farr with that path

To select the path from the top most input field press

6 times [Tab] followed by [Enter]

The path is now selected so you can start FARR with automatic copy and paste of selected text (hot-keys) press

[Ctrl]+[Break]

You can define this in FARR Hot keys:
     Toggle FARR and copy selection Ctrl+Break/Pause

The full path will now be in the search field of FARR

Use my previous post to copy the new path from FARR to the File-dialog  [Ctrl]+c     [Alt]+[Tab]    [Ctrl]+v

Use FARR as replacement for Listary's [ctrl]+g

Start your program and open the file dialog (open/save save as...)

Open FARR
Find the file/path (faster than most other filemanagers  :D  :up:
Go to row containing the path/file you want
Press [Ctrl]+C (this copies the complete filepath into the clipboard)
then press  [Alt]+[Tab] to go back to file dialog
then paste [Ctrl]+v into file dialog
(remove filename if you copied a filename and you only wanted the path),
press [Enter] to update the folder contents

Njoy
Wjamoe (wiem)