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Re: Named directories

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From: Seth Kurtzberg <seth@xxxxxxx>
To: "Mika Seppänen" <cooz@xxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Named directories
Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2005 06:09:06 -0700
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Mika Seppänen wrote:

21.2.2005 kello 16:31, Peter Stephenson wrote:
For example, I have the following (and sorry if I'm misinterpretingthe question):
I already solved it. Problem was slash at end of path. This is ispossibly a bug in zsh, but in any case it can be used as hack to getbehaviour you stated bellow:
export UTILDIR=/a/b/c
export ud=$UTILDIR
If I write that in a little bit different way:

export UTILDIR="/a/b/c"
export ud="$UTILDIR/"
Now you can use both with cd-command, but %~ expands to UTILDIR notud, because of slash at end of ud.

That makes the prompt _always_ UTILDIR. That isn't what I want. I want~ud to display ~ud, and ~UTILDIR display ~UTILDIR. You gave me a way tochoose one, but that's the original problem (that I can only displya one)

Mika


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References:
- Named directories
  - From: Mika Seppänen
- Re: Named directories
  - From: Peter Stephenson
- Re: Named directories
  - From: Mika Seppänen
- Re: Named directories
  - From: Seth Kurtzberg
- Re: Named directories
  - From: Mika Seppänen

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