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Autojump is a tool that acts as a complement to cd: it makes navigating your filesystem a lot faster. It works by automagically maintaining a database of the directories you use the most from the command line, and allows you to jump back and forth between them, by typing just a few letters of the name of the directory you want to jump to. PR: ports/151467 Submitted by: Neeraj Verma <neeraj.verma.ports@vermatech.com>
65 lines
2.3 KiB
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65 lines
2.3 KiB
Bash
--- ./install.zsh.orig 2010-10-01 10:49:18.000000000 -0400
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+++ ./install.zsh 2011-12-03 23:25:09.000000000 -0500
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@@ -39,19 +39,21 @@
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echo "Installing main files to ${prefix} ..."
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-sudo mkdir -p ${prefix}/share/autojump/
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-sudo mkdir -p ${prefix}/bin/
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-sudo mkdir -p ${prefix}/share/man/man1/
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-sudo cp icon.png ${prefix}/share/autojump/
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-sudo cp jumpapplet ${prefix}/bin/
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-sudo cp autojump ${prefix}/bin/
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-sudo cp autojump.1 ${prefix}/share/man/man1/
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+mkdir -p ${prefix}/share/autojump/
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+mkdir -p ${prefix}/bin/
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+mkdir -p ${prefix}/man/man1/
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+cp icon.png ${prefix}/share/autojump/
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+cp autojump.bash ${prefix}/share/autojump/
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+cp autojump.zsh ${prefix}/share/autojump/
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+cp jumpapplet ${prefix}/bin/
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+cp autojump ${prefix}/bin/
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+cp autojump.1 ${prefix}/man/man1/
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# autocompletion file in the first directory of the FPATH variable
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fail=true
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for f in $fpath
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do
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- sudo cp _j $f && fail=false && break
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+ cp _j $f && fail=false && break
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done
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if $fail
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then
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@@ -60,32 +60,3 @@
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else
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echo "Installed autocompletion file to $f"
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fi
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-
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-if [ -d "/etc/profile.d" ]; then
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- sudo cp autojump.zsh /etc/profile.d/
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- sudo cp autojump.sh /etc/profile.d/
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- echo "Remember to add the line"
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- echo " source /etc/profile.d/autojump.zsh"
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- echo "or"
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- echo " source /etc/profile"
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- echo "to your ~/.zshrc if it's not there already"
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- echo
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- echo "You need to source your ~/.zshrc (source ~/.zshrc) before you can start using autojump."
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-else
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- echo "Your distribution does not have a /etc/profile.d directory, the default that we install one of the scripts to. Would you like us to copy it into your ~/.zshrc file to make it work? (If you have done this once before, delete the old version before doing it again.) [y/n]"
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- read ans
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- if [ ${#ans} -gt 0 ]; then
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- if [ $ans = "y" -o $ans = "Y" -o $ans = "yes" -o $ans = "Yes" ]; then
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- echo "" >> ~/.zshrc
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- echo "#autojump" >> ~/.zshrc
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- cat autojump.zsh >> ~/.zshrc
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- echo "Done!"
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- echo
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- echo "You need to source your ~/.zshrc (source ~/.zshrc) before you can start using autojump."
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- else
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- echo "Then you need to put autojump.zsh, or the code from it, somewhere where it will get read. Good luck!"
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- fi
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- else
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- echo "Then you need to put autojump.zsh, or the code from it, somewhere where it will get read. Good luck!"
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- fi
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-fi
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