Open ghost opened 2 years ago
In ZSH (and I believe other shells as well) something like the following is possible (example):
alias ls="exa" alias l="ls -la"
which will both execute exa since the first alias remaps the default unix ls to exa.
exa
ls
In Nsh, this doesn't work. The second alias runs the default ls instead.
What would be the scope of this change? What would need to be done?
In ZSH (and I believe other shells as well) something like the following is possible (example):
which will both execute
exasince the first alias remaps the default unixlstoexa.In Nsh, this doesn't work. The second alias runs the default
lsinstead.What would be the scope of this change? What would need to be done?