directory hashes on dir stack

directory hashes on dir stack

[Francisco Borges]

Hello!!

I use the directory naming feature quite a bit and also the dirstack to
return to other directories. But the dirstack use doesn't seem to
integrate the hash entries, like the prompt and cd do.

What I mean is, directory names are not substituted in the
dirstack.

While this is mostly aesthetics, there is something to it. I always use
these silly names as args to 'cd', I always have them showing on my
prompt. But when I try to return to some of these using the dirstack
('cd -[TAB]'), my (zsh spoiled) brain expects to see the same names on
the dirstack.

Is this easy to fix? Or this is supposed to work and I broke it
somehow??

Thanks for the great shell...
Francisco.

Re: directory hashes on dir stack

[Peter Stephenson]

Francisco Borges wrote:
> I use the directory naming feature quite a bit and also the dirstack to
> return to other directories. But the dirstack use doesn't seem to
> integrate the hash entries, like the prompt and cd do.
> 
> What I mean is, directory names are not substituted in the
> dirstack.

In most uses, they should be...

% dirs -v
0       ~maildir
1       ~/perforce/dot11/main/mac
% pwd
/pws/Mail

They're not substituted in verbose completion lists, however.

pws


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