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oxygen_wobble

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Registered: 2012-05-20

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how to make zsh directory hashes persistent ?

So, i just found out about the hash feature of zsh:

hash -d folder=/long/path/to/some/folder

But, as soon as i close my terminal (i'm using xterm, by the way), all those nice hashes are gone ...

Is there a way to make them persistent ?

graysky

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Re: how to make zsh directory hashes persistent ?

Use autojump

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Re: how to make zsh directory hashes persistent ?

If you have a .zshrc, add the commands to that. If not, create one.

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oxygen_wobble

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Registered: 2012-05-20

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Re: how to make zsh directory hashes persistent ?

Hmm ok, i just created a little zsh function that creates the hash and appends the command to .zshrc ... perfect !