Thank you so much for your quick and positive response!
I have found that, aesthetically, I like properly capitalized directories
for user-y stuff ("Documents", "Downloads", "Pictures") and for things that
are that way by default ("DCIM-1234"), but prefer lowercase names for
systems-y stuff.
Since turning on case-insensitive tab-completion (in zsh; I don't know of
bash has that option), navigating them has become much easier.
On Tue, Dec 9, 2014 at 1:40 PM, Frank B. Brokken <f.b.brok...@rug.nl> wrote:
> Dear Alex Rozenshteyn, you wrote:
> >
> > Package: xd
> > Version: 3.22.09-2
> > Severity: wishlist
> > Tags: upstream
> >
> > Dear Maintainer,
> >
> > Xd serves as a good alternative and complement to autojump, but I would
> find it
> > quite useful if there were an option to ignore case. For example, I have
> a
> > directory structure similar to:
> > $HOME/Documents/School/TAing/OOSE
> > and I feel like it would be better if I could type `xd .dsto` instead of
> > `xd .DSTO`.
>
> Thank you for a nice suggestion! I must add that I *never* personally
> encountered this issue since I tend to avoid capitals in directory names. I
> guess that's why I never implemented a case sensitivity flag. But it
> shouldn't
> be too difficult to add it to xd. Hang in there for a little while: since
> we're nearing Xmas maybe I can give you an optionally case insensitive xd
> as a
> Xmas gift ;-)
>
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