Allow z -b to do fuzzy matching
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If `z -b foo bar` finds no exact match in the path to the current directory, it tries a "fuzzy" substitution with a frecent directory. For example, if we are in `~/github/jekyll/test` and run `z -b jek gh`, it will try to substitute the entire `jekyll` path component with `gh`. The result will be equivalent to running `z ~/github gh test`.
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Thanks, this is a big patch, I will review later. |
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Sure, take your time! Anyone who wants to can try this out using this branch. I added one more feature to |
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thanks |
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Thank you! :) |
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If
z -b foo barfinds no exact match in the path to the current directory,it tries a "fuzzy" substitution with a frecent directory. For example, if
we are in
~/github/jekyll/testand runz -b jek gh, it will try tosubstitute the entire
jekyllpath component withgh. The result willbe equivalent to running
z ~/github gh test.The middle commit changes indentation, but is a no-op.
I've been using this for a bit. It seems nice.