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Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Shells tightly bound to directory?
I am noticing a pattern:
I have long used emacs shell windows.
But for some reasion more and more I am creating shell windows that are intended to be tightly bound to their directory. Whose name is their directiry.
Where it gets confusing if I chdir in them. In fact, have had errors when I quickly type
keystrokes to switch to a shell window
command expecting to be in dir
PROBLEM: had changed away from dir, deliberately or by accident
I am beginning to wonder about DISABLING chdir in that sort of shell window. Or at least making it a bit more onerous.
Why this is happening more now than in the past, I dunno. Possibly because I have more screens.
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Similar happens for xterms, but I use xterms much less often than I use emacs shell windows.
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