Open AckslD opened 3 years ago
I sometimes come across the situation when I know that I want to go to a folder called eg foo. Lets say I have for example the directories:
foo
/home/user/some/path/foo/foo1
/home/user/some/path/foo/foo2
where /home/user/some/path/foo/foo1 is currently my most common directory matching foo, ie where z takes me if I do
z
z foo
However if I know that I actually want to go to a folder called foo, this could be specified by adding a / to the end of the pattern, ie:
/
z foo/
which should then take me to /home/user/some/path/foo instead.
/home/user/some/path/foo
This could also solve eg #296
I sometimes come across the situation when I know that I want to go to a folder called eg
foo. Lets say I have for example the directories:/home/user/some/path/foo/foo1/home/user/some/path/foo/foo2where
/home/user/some/path/foo/foo1is currently my most common directory matchingfoo, ie whereztakes me if I doHowever if I know that I actually want to go to a folder called
foo, this could be specified by adding a/to the end of the pattern, ie:which should then take me to
/home/user/some/path/fooinstead.This could also solve eg #296