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Unix environments have an mc-wrapper.sh script.
When used instead of powershell with alias mc='source mc-wrapper.sh', it makes it possible to change directory automatically after exiting from mc.
A possible implementation for powershell would look like
The file should be placed in the same installation directory of mc, and used from powerhsell as
Set-Alias -Name mc -Value "C:/.../mc-wrapper.ps1";
I do not know if it is possible to create something similar for cmd, but at least for powershell it is, and it would be nice if the setup would provide the script by default.
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Unix environments have an mc-wrapper.sh script.
When used instead of powershell with
alias mc='source mc-wrapper.sh'
, it makes it possible to change directory automatically after exiting from mc.A possible implementation for powershell would look like
The file should be placed in the same installation directory of mc, and used from powerhsell as
I do not know if it is possible to create something similar for cmd, but at least for powershell it is, and it would be nice if the setup would provide the script by default.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: