README
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g
Jumper Utility 'G' uses CSV file to provide shortcuts for your most used paths or files to edit.
Usage
First source the g.sh file in your bashrc: . path/g.sh
Now th shortcuts g: goto and e: edit are available. You need to provide CSV configuration file for both shortcuts.
g dev
will jump to directory ~/dev.
e profile
will open the profile file in your editor.
Supports full bash completion.
Example CSV configuration file for jumping:
# MY JUMPLISTFILE
dev, $HOME/dev
bla, /foo/bar
Example CSV configuration file for editing:
# MY JUMPLISTFILE
profile, $HOME/dev/$COMPUTERNAME.profile
Documentation
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Overview ¶
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g jumps to the location according to its config-file defined in environment variable $twJUMPLIST.
twJUMPLIST file format: CSV format with key,jumppath entries. comment: # if key is not unique, first one will be chosen
Return Values: When key is found with valid path g returns 0, else 1 Specifically: when $?=0 then shell has got a valid path
# JumpList_Example.csv h,/usr/home/foo xxx,/usr/log/xxx
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