The problem with: dirs, pushd, popd is that they output a single line of paths that's difficult to parse visually quickly, especially when there are many paths in the dir stack and the path names are long.
dirs offers a reasonable solution with the -v option Unfortunately popd and pushd do NOT offer this option. Using an alias solution: popd | sed 's/\s/\n/g' | nl doesn't work, probably because they are shell built-ins. I'd recommend the addition of the -v option to popd and pushd, or a fix so that an alias like the one outline above, works. Appreciate your comments and feedback on this. -Pete
