On 7/15/05, Ben Horowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I grew to appreciate one feature of tcsh: the ability to use
> the commands pushd -v, and popd -v.
>
> As you know, when the bash pushd and popd commands are successful,
> they print the directory stack. In tcsh, one can additionally issue
> the command pushd -v, which is like the bash commands pushd followed
> by dirs -v. This feature appears not to be available in bash.
>
> tcsh> pushd -v /tmp
> 0 /tmp
> 1 /
Does this do the trick?
pushd ()
{
local verbose=0;
if [ "$1" = "-v" ]; then
verbose=1;
shift;
fi;
builtin pushd "$@";
if [ $verbose -eq 1 ]; then
for w in [EMAIL PROTECTED];
do
echo "$w ${DIRSTACK[$w]}";
done;
fi
}
Barely tested (and with bash 3.0 at that), but it seems to do
what you want. popd would be very similar, of course.
Dave
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