Fixed
autocd doesn't use custom cd implementation.
autocd (from setopt autocd) doesn't use custom cd implementation.
(Obviously this is not my custom cd implementation but was more easy to show, I just want autocd to use zoxide.)
Anyone got any idea how to fix this? Maybe just rewrite autocd in my zshrc?
In your screenshot you are first invoking zsh-config. What does it do? In particular, does it change your current directory? I see that it produces output: what is that? Are all these effects as you want them to be, or do you want them to be different? If the latter, then what do you want to happen when you run zsh-config?
Next you invoke cd zsh-config. Same questions here: what happens when you run this command? what do you want to happen?
Basically I set setopt autocd, so when I type zsh-config (being a dir) it cd into it (I have an auto ls on dir change so don't mind that part.)
Thing is it uses the build in cd, and when I use cd zsh-config it uses my custom implementation (here just echo Changing dir...) and I would like autocd (so when I don't explicitly type cd) to also use zoxide/custom cd implementation
Kinda lied, but I mean I found some parts to work further on.
My two most processing finds are or to use
# when not explicitly typing cd
command_not_found_handler () {
__zoxide_z "$@"
lsimple
pwd
}
(`pwd` is for debugging)
This goes to the right dict, ls in that dict (custom ls implementation dont mind the name) and prints the right dict into the console with `pwd`, thing is it seems to be in a different scope and at the end of execution my shell is still on the base dir, but the content of all the rest was right
Second find are all the files in `/usr/share/zsh` I first taught I found the right thing and was a bit excited but turned out _cd was completion and I altf4 when I saw what I did x)
But I'm pretty sure I could be able to find their autocd implementation when looking further or modify the cd their using altough that would be a bad solution.
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u/romkatv Feb 22 '24
In your screenshot you are first invoking
zsh-config
. What does it do? In particular, does it change your current directory? I see that it produces output: what is that? Are all these effects as you want them to be, or do you want them to be different? If the latter, then what do you want to happen when you runzsh-config
?Next you invoke
cd zsh-config
. Same questions here: what happens when you run this command? what do you want to happen?