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James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
> Bash functions are the way to get alias behavior but with arguments.
> Unfortunately, I have to think harder than I like in order to remember
> the syntax for bash function definitions. <sigh>
My favorite bash function which I have in my .bashrc:
function cd {
builtin cd "$@"
if [ -d .svn -a -r .svn ]
then
DIFFS=`svn status| egrep "^M"`
if [ ! -z "$DIFFS" ]
then
echo "This directory contains uncommited changes."
fi
fi
}
I have a habit of editing config files which are under revision control
and forgetting to check them in. This helps with that.
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