Bug#521285: wcd: path names are recoded in absolute form - use tilde(~)

2009-04-29 Thread Erwin Waterlander
Jari Aalto schreef: Erwin Waterlander water...@xs4all.nl writes: $HOME/ Not ~/ Yes, those two are the same from interactive shell's perspective Yes. I want to store them as $HOME/. I want to fix this after 5.0.0 That's good news. Thankk you (for the

Bug#521285: wcd: path names are recoded in absolute form - use tilde(~)

2009-03-27 Thread Erwin Waterlander
Op 26-3-2009 17:57, Jari Aalto schreef: Erwin Waterlander water...@xs4all.nl writes: Op 26-03-09 17:04, Jari Aalto schreef: Why would you ask for a tilde if $HOME has more benefits? $HOME will work in all cases, and for you personal there is no difference in wcd usage. I think tilde should

Bug#521285: wcd: path names are recoded in absolute form - use tilde(~)

2009-03-27 Thread Erwin Waterlander
Op 27-03-09 09:57, Erwin Waterlander schreef: I want to fix this after 5.0.0. In the mean time you can do the following work around: Run a sed script on the tree data files after disk scanning scanning. Replace the automounter path with the value of $HOME. And add to your wcd function

Bug#521285: wcd: path names are recoded in absolute form - use tilde(~)

2009-03-27 Thread Jari Aalto
Erwin Waterlander water...@xs4all.nl writes: $HOME/ Not ~/ Yes, those two are the same from interactive shell's perspective Yes. I want to store them as $HOME/. I want to fix this after 5.0.0 That's good news. Thankk you (for the script as well), Jari -- To

Bug#521285: wcd: path names are recoded in absolute form - use tilde(~)

2009-03-26 Thread Jari Aalto
Package: wcd Version: 3.2.0-1 Severity: normal Wcd records information using absolute path names: $ cd ~/some/project/tree/deep/here $ wcd -l Enter alias for current directory: test $ cat $WCDHOME/.alias.wcd

Bug#521285: wcd: path names are recoded in absolute form - use tilde(~)

2009-03-26 Thread Erwin Waterlander
Op 26-03-09 14:24, Jari Aalto schreef: Package: wcd Version: 3.2.0-1 Severity: normal Wcd records information using absolute path names: $ cd ~/some/project/tree/deep/here $ wcd -l Enter alias for current directory: test $ cat $WCDHOME/.alias.wcd

Bug#521285: wcd: path names are recoded in absolute form - use tilde(~)

2009-03-26 Thread Jari Aalto
Erwin Waterlander water...@xs4all.nl writes: It looks like that on your system the auto mounter has mounted your $HOME to /mnt/nfs/sripe-server/home/user/staff/depatment-xx/j/ja/jaalto What path do you get if you type `pwd' and `/bin/pwd' in your $HOME directory? The example was under SunOs,

Bug#521285: wcd: path names are recoded in absolute form - use tilde(~)

2009-03-26 Thread Erwin Waterlander
Op 26-03-09 15:25, Jari Aalto schreef: Erwin Waterlander water...@xs4all.nl writes: It looks like that on your system the auto mounter has mounted your $HOME to /mnt/nfs/sripe-server/home/user/staff/depatment-xx/j/ja/jaalto What path do you get if you type `pwd' and `/bin/pwd' in your $HOME

Bug#521285: wcd: path names are recoded in absolute form - use tilde(~)

2009-03-26 Thread Jari Aalto
Erwin Waterlander water...@xs4all.nl writes: ... Alternatively add new configuration option that would export path using tilde. I rather assume nothing. I don't know if tilde works in any (old) shell. It doesn't work in DOS/Windows shells, that's for sure. I can't ignore that. I know that

Bug#521285: wcd: path names are recoded in absolute form - use tilde(~)

2009-03-26 Thread Erwin Waterlander
Op 26-03-09 17:04, Jari Aalto schreef: Erwin Waterlander water...@xs4all.nl writes: ... Alternatively add new configuration option that would export path using tilde. I rather assume nothing. I don't know if tilde works in any (old) shell. It doesn't work in DOS/Windows shells,

Bug#521285: wcd: path names are recoded in absolute form - use tilde(~)

2009-03-26 Thread Jari Aalto
Erwin Waterlander water...@xs4all.nl writes: Op 26-03-09 17:04, Jari Aalto schreef: Why would you ask for a tilde if $HOME has more benefits? $HOME will work in all cases, and for you personal there is no difference in wcd usage. I think tilde should be used only inside the shell, not by