How to make dired-jump work with zsh.

How to make dired-jump work with zsh.

[Andy Stewart]

Hi, everybody!

I have a little problem with zsh runing in emacs.

Example, i make bash run in term mode.
And current directory is "A", then i cd "B".
If i use `dired-jump' can jump directory "B" in dired.

But if i make zsh run in term mode,
and cd to "B" directory, then use `dired-jump'.
It can't jump to directory "B" in dired, just in directory "A".

So how to make `dired-jump' know current directory with zsh?
Or configuration ~/.zshrc ?

Thanks for your help!

Andy.

Re: How to make dired-jump work with zsh.

[Stefan Reichör]

Hi Andy!

> Hi, everybody!
>
> I have a little problem with zsh runing in emacs.
>
> Example, i make bash run in term mode.
> And current directory is "A", then i cd "B".
> If i use `dired-jump' can jump directory "B" in dired.
>
> But if i make zsh run in term mode,
> and cd to "B" directory, then use `dired-jump'.
> It can't jump to directory "B" in dired, just in directory "A".
>
> So how to make `dired-jump' know current directory with zsh?
> Or configuration ~/.zshrc ?

Take a look at dirtrack-mode (and dirtrack-list)


Stefan.
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Re: How to make dired-jump work with zsh.

[Andy Stewart]

Stefan Reichör <stefan@xsteve.at> writes:

> Hi Andy!
>
>> Hi, everybody!
>>
>> I have a little problem with zsh runing in emacs.
>>
>> Example, i make bash run in term mode.
>> And current directory is "A", then i cd "B".
>> If i use `dired-jump' can jump directory "B" in dired.
>>
>> But if i make zsh run in term mode,
>> and cd to "B" directory, then use `dired-jump'.
>> It can't jump to directory "B" in dired, just in directory "A".
>>
>> So how to make `dired-jump' know current directory with zsh?
>> Or configuration ~/.zshrc ?
>
> Take a look at dirtrack-mode (and dirtrack-list)

Thanks, I will try.

Regards.

   -- Andy.