Reza Housseini <reza.housse...@gmail.com> writes: Hi Reza,
>> Yes, this is intended. "cd" is a built-in command of eshell, and it >> interprets the directory name like a Lisp file name. "~" is your local >> home directory. If you do "C-x C-f ~", you will always open your local >> home directory, whereever you call it from in Emacs. > > I was just wondering because calling cp /some/file ~, copies the file > to the remote home directory, therefore the tilde is interpreted > differently in this case. Hmm, this looks inconsistent, indeed. Perhaps you report the case as Emacs bug? (I'm not sure whether this is a bug or an inconsistency, but it might be good to be clarified) > Best regards, Best regards, Michael.
