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* On Tue, Nov 27, 2007 at 06:42:09PM -0600, <Carl Wilhelm Soderstrom>: |
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~> I'm just starting to try things out with closebracket. I want to say that |
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~> one of the first things I do when learning about a program is try running it |
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~> with a '--help' or '-h' option. |
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~> |
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~> I tried running '] --help', and it didn't do anything. :) so as a |
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~> suggestion, I think it would be helpful if future versions accepted |
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~> '--help', '-h', '-?' and maybe even '/?' (tho admittedly few people know DOS |
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~> anymore) and provided a 'usage' menu. |
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~> It would also be nice to have a way to dump the current 'aliases' or |
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~> 'settings' (whatever you call the configuration); so you have a way to |
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~> readily see what ']' and '][' will do without sorting through the config |
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~> file. |
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You're right. What about the following feature ? |
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$ ] -h X |
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]: I will do foo and bar to X |
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* It would be nice to have this default behaviour in zsh: |
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- ] dir = ls dir |
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- ][ dir = cd dir |
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instead of viceversa. |
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because in zsh, to cd to dir, it's possible to do: |
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- dir |
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so ] dir is useless there. |
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