On Sun, Nov 28, 2010 at 5:12 AM, some guy <fivesi...@live.com> wrote:
> > shopt -q doesn't silence shopt -s autocd (intuitively, after reading it's > description, i thought this was it's purpose, but is not.) > > `shopt -q' is usually used to check if a shopt option is turned on or off. For example: $ shopt -q autocd $ echo $? shopt -s autocd > /home/meow/cats > # /home/meow/cats > > (notice how it repeats itself after I cd the autocd way, simply by typing > the path? This is redundant information on my screen, 50% of lines at best > is polution). How can I silence that extra repetition? > > -some guy >
