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I tried it and it seems indeed faster than autojumper on my Macbook Air with bash. However, visually I don't see any difference, probably because other tools ru
by stabbles 8y ago
I tried it and it seems indeed faster than autojumper on my Macbook Air with bash. However, visually I don't see any difference, probably because other tools run on cd'ing to the next folder (probably git).
Also when I do `z doc` I expect to go to `~/Documents` like in autojumper, but in z.lua it jumps to a subfolder `~/Documents/projects`, which is annoying. Finally it does not seem to cycle through all matches when I repeatedly do `z proj` -- I like that about autojumper.
- skywind3000 8y agoz.lua has multiple matching algorithms, the default one is simiar to z.sh, in your case, you may look into the enhanced matching mode, by: eval "$(lua /path/to/z.lua --init bash enhanced once)" FYI: https://github.com/skywind3000/z.lua#enhanced-matching https://github.com/skywind3000/z.lua#enhanced-matching
- stabbles 8y agoAh, great! I can confirm z.lua feels really snappy compared to autojumper after disabling the git related stuff! :) So now I should find a way to make the git prompt faster.