These are really cool utilities!
Let's see if I understand them correctly.
I can enter "funced foo" and create a new function named "foo".
I can immediate execute that by entering "foo".
But if I exit the session, I'll lose it.
I can enter "funcsave foo" and it will be written to
~/.config/fish/functions/foo.fish.
Then it will be available in all future sessions.
Great!
Later I can edit it again with "funced foo".
However, that just edits the in-memory version of the function.
It doesn't write the changes to the file unless I run "funcsave foo" again.
I was expecting that funced might realize the function was already saved to
a file and save the changes there. Either that or I thought there would be
a switch on funced to tell it to do that.
I'm curious why neither of those is the way it works.
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R. Mark Volkmann
Object Computing, Inc.
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