using cd command in a file
MUHAMMAD A. MUQUIT
muquit at garfield.ncat.edu
Tue May 21 06:19:23 AEST 1991
In article <1991May20.155136.25162 at ux1.cso.uiuc.edu> Charles Blair writes:
>
> I would like to get to a directory /me/A/B/C/D by just typing j. I tried
>creating a file j with cd /me/etc in it, then chmod +x j. It didn't work.
>Thanks in advance. I'm sure I'm overlooking something well-known.
You can do the job if you put this line in your .login file:
alias j 'cd /me/A/B/C/D'
I'm also curious why your way didn't work. I think there're lots of gurus
out there to answer this.
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