same as before. Learning curve i guess...

pferdefleisch 2012-01-10 02:50:29 -08:00
parent 3984a78a4b
commit 275125a3be

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To try it out if you have just cloned it (to your home directory): To try it out if you have just cloned it (to your home directory):
* @source ~/.oh-my-zsh/templates/zshrc.zsh-template@ * @source ~/.oh-my-zsh/templates/zshrc.zsh-template@
h2. Commands: h1. Commands
* @tab@ - Create a new tab in the current directory (OS X - req enabling access for assistive devices under sys prefs) * @tab@ - Create a new tab in the current directory (OS X - req enabling access for assistive devices under sys prefs)
* @take@ - Create a new directory and change to it, will create intermediate directories as required. * @take@ - Create a new directory and change to it, will create intermediate directories as required.
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* @upgrade_oh_my_zsh@ - Upgrade Oh-my-zsh * @upgrade_oh_my_zsh@ - Upgrade Oh-my-zsh
* @d@ - List last used directories; use @cd +n@ to switch to directory number @n@. * @d@ - List last used directories; use @cd +n@ to switch to directory number @n@.
h2. Tab-completion: h1. Tab-completion
* @ls -(tab)@ - For options and helpful text of what they do * @ls -(tab)@ - For options and helpful text of what they do
* @cap (tab)@ * @cap (tab)@
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* @kill (tab)@ * @kill (tab)@
* @unrar (tab)@ * @unrar (tab)@
h2. Git: h1. Git
h3. Dynamic access to current branch name with the current_branch function. h2. Dynamic access to current branch name with the current_branch function
* @git pull origin $(current_branch)@ * @git pull origin $(current_branch)@
* @grb publish $(current_branch) origin@ * @grb publish $(current_branch) origin@
h3. Helpful aliases for common git tasks: h2. Helpful aliases for common git tasks
* @g@ - git * @g@ - git
* @gst@ - git status * @gst@ - git status
* @gl@ - git pull * @gl@ - git pull