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what advantage does `eshell` have? And yes, the primary goal of writing this was to have a small CLI app in Haskell, but I've found that I use teleport a decen
by bollu 10y ago
what advantage does `eshell` have?
And yes, the primary goal of writing this was to have a small CLI app in Haskell, but I've found that I use teleport a decent amount now to quickly zip between common folders
- taeric 10y agoMain eshell advantage is tramp integration. I can "cd /computer:" to change my directory to remote machine. From there, I can open a file as though it were local. Grep opens results in a buffer that acts as an index to the results. And my magit shortcut acts correctly. Meant to clarify, I was not defending pushd/popd. It is a tough experience. Not a tough experience to beat. And pedagogical is a perfectly fine motivation.