wstool_cd
cd to repositories in workspace which is managed by vcstools/wstool.
Installation
install via pypi:
$ pip install wstool_cd
add following to your .bashrc or .zshrc:
source `which wstool_cd.sh`
Usage
maybe this alias is good:
$ alias wlcd='wstool_cd'
in workspace which is managed by wstool:
$ wstool_cd # cd to workspace's root $ wstool_cd repo0 # cd to a repo0
you can set WSTOOL_DEFAULT_WORKSPACE to cd from anywhere:
$ export WSTOOL_DEFAULT_WORKSPACE=$HOME/ros/indigo/src $ pwd # not in workspace /home/wkentaro $ wstool_cd ros_comm && pwd # if actually not in workspace, cd to default workspace /home/wkentaro/ros/indigo/src/ros_comm
Advanced
this is sometimes dangerous, but useful:
$ source `which wstool_cd_wrapper.sh` $ wstool cd repo0 # use cd as sub-command of wstool
this works because:
wstool () {
case "$1" in
(cd) shift
wstool_cd $@ ;;
(*) command wstool $@ ;;
esac
}
Screencast
This is demo of using wstool_cd:
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