alwbtc
Reputation: 29495
How to set an alias so that it will change directory and run a sh file
I want to have an alias which will do:
>>>cd $MYUSR
>>>bin/start.sh -t
How can I set it? I use bash shell.
Best Regards
Upvotes: 1
Views: 2602
Answers (1)
Kristof Provost
Reputation: 26332
What's wrong with the obvious?
alias example='cd $MYUSR ; ./bin/start.sh -t'
To make it permanent you can add it to ~/.bashrc
Upvotes: 6
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