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With zsh, I can do ~1, ~2 etc to move around a directory stack. Does fish have anything like that? http://zsh.sourceforge.net/Intro/intro_6.html#SEC6 http://zs

• faho 8y ago
  Fish does not include tons of syntactic shortcuts. We try to keep the syntax fairly free of opaque symbols. You can use `prevd` and `nextd`, or you can use key bindings, like the default alt-left and alt-right bindings.
  • arunix 8y ago
    How do you go to the nth item of the directory stack? Even bash lets you do this: $ dirs -v 0 ~/baz 1 ~ 2 ~/bar 3 ~/foo 4 ~/spam Then "pushd +3" will take you to ~/foo. This hardly seems "opaque".
    • faho 8y ago
      That's included, just the `~2` shortcut thing isn't.
      • arunix 8y ago
        Which is included? I couldn't find anything like "dirs -v" in the fish manual. Without that, "pushd +N" isn't very useful.
        • deleted 8y ago
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        • nimih 8y ago
          There's a "dirs" command, which lists the directory stack, and a "cdh" command, which lists your directory history.
• tuvistavie 8y ago
  I made a plugin for that. It works well enough for my needs. https://github.com/danhper/fish-fastdir https://github.com/danhper/fish-fastdir