cd
)Change (working) directory
Changes current working directory.
cd [path]
» cd ~
Running cd
without a parameter will also change to the
current user’s home directory:
» cd
» cd -
» cd /etc/
» cd Documents
» cd ./Documents
cd
updates an environmental variable,
$PWDHIST
with an array of paths. You can then use that to
change to a previous directory.
» $PWDHIST
» cd $PWDHIST[-1]
cd -
is syntactic sugar for$PWDHIST[-1]
Some people prefer to omit cd
and just write the path,
with their shell automatically changing to that directory if the
“command” is just a directory. In Murex you can enable this behaviour by
turning on “auto-cd”:
config set shell auto-cd true
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