Comments on: Use pushd and popd for faster CLI navigation http://eriwen.com/bash/pushd-and-popd/ Programming productively with open-source tools Tue, 31 Jan 2012 12:49:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: “cd” tricks to increase your efficiency | Sean's Obsessions http://eriwen.com/bash/pushd-and-popd/#comment-5535 “cd” tricks to increase your efficiency | Sean's Obsessions Fri, 04 Mar 2011 20:33:17 +0000 http://eriwen.com/?p=459#comment-5535 [...] about pushd and popd, I googled around to try and find out how to use them properly. I found this article which was helpful, but what was even better was one of the comments talking about “cd [...] [...] about pushd and popd, I googled around to try and find out how to use them properly. I found this article which was helpful, but what was even better was one of the comments talking about “cd [...]

]]> By: BitFreedom » Blog Archive » Customized Bash Prompt - Free software, coding, and system administration http://eriwen.com/bash/pushd-and-popd/#comment-3336 BitFreedom » Blog Archive » Customized Bash Prompt - Free software, coding, and system administration Mon, 12 Jul 2010 18:27:03 +0000 http://eriwen.com/?p=459#comment-3336 [...] The current directory stack (I use pushd and popd) [...] [...] The current directory stack (I use pushd and popd) [...]

]]> By: alterecco http://eriwen.com/bash/pushd-and-popd/#comment-3225 alterecco Sun, 04 Apr 2010 19:57:12 +0000 http://eriwen.com/?p=459#comment-3225 for command binding to keystrokes on linux in $HOME/.inputrc (defines readline keybinds) "\eOA": "pushd\n" For me, this binds Ctrl-Up to pushd followed by a newline. To get the sequence to use for the keybind press Ctrl-V in your terminal followed by the keystroke you desire. Replace ^[ with \e and you should be good to go. To reload your .inputrc in an existing terminal window, press Ctrl-x Ctrl-r. For more info on readline magic, see `man readline` for command binding to keystrokes on linux

in $HOME/.inputrc (defines readline keybinds)

“\eOA”: “pushd\n”

For me, this binds Ctrl-Up to pushd followed by a newline.
To get the sequence to use for the keybind press Ctrl-V in your terminal followed by the keystroke you desire. Replace ^[ with \e and you should be good to go. To reload your .inputrc in an existing terminal window, press Ctrl-x Ctrl-r.

For more info on readline magic, see `man readline`

]]> By: Tuk http://eriwen.com/bash/pushd-and-popd/#comment-2776 Tuk Sat, 26 Sep 2009 23:10:31 +0000 http://eriwen.com/?p=459#comment-2776 A very userfriendly alternative to homegrown directory navigation utilities is cdargs: http://www.skamphausen.de/cgi-bin/ska/CDargs . It lets you easily add favorite folders and jump to them. And it even has tab-completion. A very userfriendly alternative to homegrown directory navigation utilities is cdargs: http://www.skamphausen.de/cgi-bin/ska/CDargs . It lets you easily add favorite folders and jump to them. And it even has tab-completion.

]]> By: art-shkola http://eriwen.com/bash/pushd-and-popd/#comment-2127 art-shkola Wed, 28 Jan 2009 11:16:02 +0000 http://eriwen.com/?p=459#comment-2127 It`s so intersting!!! I'll share it! It`s so intersting!!! I’ll share it!

]]> By: Asterisk Cli Command Information « it’S Easy! and Un-Afailable http://eriwen.com/bash/pushd-and-popd/#comment-2126 Asterisk Cli Command Information « it’S Easy! and Un-Afailable Thu, 22 Jan 2009 12:57:17 +0000 http://eriwen.com/?p=459#comment-2126 [...] Use pushd and popd for faster CLI navigation - Eric Wendelin’s Blog [...] [...] Use pushd and popd for faster CLI navigation – Eric Wendelin’s Blog [...]

]]> By: Eric Wendelin http://eriwen.com/bash/pushd-and-popd/#comment-2125 Eric Wendelin Mon, 19 Jan 2009 16:52:26 +0000 http://eriwen.com/?p=459#comment-2125 @George: Nice, thanks! @Stu: Interesting. I didn't realize that was possible. I wish I knew a way to do that. @George:
Nice, thanks!

@Stu:
Interesting. I didn’t realize that was possible. I wish I knew a way to do that.

]]> By: Stu http://eriwen.com/bash/pushd-and-popd/#comment-2124 Stu Sun, 18 Jan 2009 18:51:55 +0000 http://eriwen.com/?p=459#comment-2124 In tcc (4nt) I've set keyboard shortcut aliases for pushd / popd so alias @@alt-down=pushd alias @@alt-up=popd - the @@ means the alias is run immediately Keyboard shortcut aliases are one thing I really miss in unix terminals - is there any way of doing this ? In tcc (4nt) I’ve set keyboard shortcut aliases for pushd / popd so

alias @@alt-down=pushd
alias @@alt-up=popd
- the @@ means the alias is run immediately

Keyboard shortcut aliases are one thing I really miss in unix terminals – is there any way of doing this ?

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