The source command can look up the URL of a script which is in the shorthands list.
This used to use tags, e.g. source <chess>
Being strings that can hold arbitrary paths, tags were retaken for an alternative path semantics (relative to script directory, vs. to current directory)
So the shorthands now use @. This should be changed to support source @chess
The source command can look up the URL of a script which is in the shorthands list.
This used to use tags, e.g.
source <chess>Being strings that can hold arbitrary paths, tags were retaken for an alternative path semantics (relative to script directory, vs. to current directory)
So the shorthands now use @. This should be changed to support
source @chess