On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 3:12 AM, the jimmybot <[email protected]> wrote:
> a very nifty bookmarking feature for creating
> shortcuts to directories that you use often.
I solved this problem by creating a Fish function called "nd" (named directroy):
function nd -d "go to named directory; +NAME stores pwd as NAME"
set -l dirs ~/.fish/functions/nd
mkdir -p $dirs
if test $argv
for arg in $argv
if echo $arg | grep -q '^+'
set -l file $dirs/(echo $arg | sed 's,^+,,')
pwd > $file
else
set -l file $dirs/*$arg*
if test -f $file
cd (cat $file)
end
end
end
else
# print list of known dirs
for d in $dirs/*
echo (basename $d)' = '(cat $d)
end
end
end
Here's an example of its usage:
s...@yantram ~> nd
blog = ~/var/blog
nd = ~/.config/fish/functions/nd
rec = ~/src/recur
vpi = ~/src/ruby-vpi
s...@yantram ~> nd vpi
s...@yantram ~/s/ruby-vpi> pwd
~/src/ruby-vpi
Cheers.
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