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Command-drag to Terminal to change directory
For 10.7, and number of earlier versions, dragging an icon to terminal pasted in the path. So I always typed cd and a space before the drag. Very handy. Command drag had the same behavior in those versions as plain drag. I used bash.
Command-drag to Terminal to change directory
Agreed !
Command-drag to Terminal to change directory
On 10.8, command-dragging the folder icon into the terminal window do these 3 things beyond simply entering in the path to the folder, in this order...
No need for you to manually type the 'cd ' and then drag the icon in and then hit enter if all you want to do is cd to that directory; Terminal.app does all that for you if you hold down the command key.
Command-drag to Terminal to change directory
Dragging an icon to get the path in terminal goes all the way back to NeXTStep/Openstep. The cmd-drag thing is apparently new. |
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