Autojump: Running autojump on Windows with Clink

@mdlawson is the best contact for Windows / Clink questions. I don't have a Windows box. :/

Same as @hcsaustrup
Out of the box, cd does not add entries but running the -add manually does work.

So, this is what I've come up with so far:

doskey cd=cd $1 $T autojump -a ^%CD^%\$1

This will alias the cd command to add the directory to autojump. Unfortunately, %CD% isn't updated until _after_ the command is ran, so you have to append the first argument :disappointed: That means it wouldn't work if you did cd %temp% or something like that.

FYI you can add that to your <cmdr dir>/config/aliases file. In that case, you'd omit the ^ characters and just add the line:

cd=cd $*$Tautojump -a %CD%\$1

I've updated this to actually be

cd=cd $*$Tautojump -i >nul 

This way it also updates the weights and I do not have to do anything fancy with adding manually.

One more update to the above...if you don't want it to echo the directory and weight, then you have to use $G to redirect in a macro:

doskey cd=cd $*$Tautojump -i $Gnul

A minor annoyance in that alias is extra empty line that is printed with cd.

Hi guys i am also having the same issue, @frizzr where would i add doskey cd=cd $*$Tautojump -i $Gnul . Or do i have to execute each time i open a shell

Hi guys i am also having the same issue, @frizzr where would i add doskey cd=cd $*$Tautojump -i $Gnul . Or do i have to execute each time i open a shell

Earlier there was a mention that a setup script could be run with Windows terminal emulators like Cmder but absent that, I would look at this superuser answer for how to run setup commands like this with the bog-standard command prompt:

https://superuser.com/questions/144347/is-there-windows-equivalent-to-the-bashrc-file-in-linux