dirnav functions/aliases/cmds - cs, d, dl, g, ge, gb, gh, gs, gw, p, rmbak
These are keystroke efficient cmds for users who walk dir trees to manage files. With the arguable exception of rmbak these are safe. Each echos the actual cmd syntax executed to the screen.
clear screen This is implemneted as `tput clear'.
ls -aCF $*
ls -aFl $*
cd $1 (pwd if null)
cd $HOME/bin
cd /etc
cd $HOME/hold The hold dir is intended for keeping files over an extended period of time.
cd $HOME/scr The scr dir is intended for work that will not survive a logout.
cd $HOME/work The work dir is intended for work that is current and may survive multiple logons.
cd $1 (pwd if null); ls aCF This single keystroke cmd lists a dir and its contents.
rm $backids (default '*~ .*~ #*# *.bak .*.bak core') Remove backup clutter from the current dir. If you are accustomed to using cfm you probably have everything of importance safely tucked away in the cfmdb and can retrieve any previous version.