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There is a certain workflow that I think would be very convenient, but as of right now it doesn't seem like it can be easily implemented.
So suppose I have a shell running in directory a. What I can do now with the help of quitcd is that if I launch nnn from a, then navigate to b and quit nnn, the outer shell changes directory to b.
Here is what I would like to have: if I launch a shell through nnn (! or ^]) while in directory a, navigate to b and quit the shell, nnn should "move" to b rather than return to a.
I wonder if this is possible with some scripting, or maybe the developers could consider supporting this in some manner...?
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Hey!
There is a certain workflow that I think would be very convenient, but as of right now it doesn't seem like it can be easily implemented.
So suppose I have a shell running in directory
a. What I can do now with the help of quitcd is that if I launchnnnfroma, then navigate toband quitnnn, the outer shell changes directory tob.Here is what I would like to have: if I launch a shell through
nnn(!or^]) while in directorya, navigate toband quit the shell,nnnshould "move" tobrather than return toa.I wonder if this is possible with some scripting, or maybe the developers could consider supporting this in some manner...?
Thank you!
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