Currently I'm trying to validate if my string which contains a path contains a specific string.
I've already tried the bash comparison:
and
I also try the 'contains' keyword. But i'm not sure if I'm suppose to use this with a string..
Unfortunately these attempts all failed. :/
function next_dir
set foundcwd 0
set cwd $PWD
set error 'There is no next directory to navigate to...'
if [ -z $cwd ]
echo $error
else
echo $cwd
for d in ../*/
set needle (string split "/" -- $d)[2]
if [ $foundcwd = 1 ]
cd $d
break
end
if [ $cwd =~ $needle ]
$foundcwd = 1
end
end
end
end
The goal of my function is to navigate to the next (sibling) directory.
/mnt/c/workingdirectory/repoA --> current directory /mnt/c/workingdirectory/repoB --> navigate to repoB
您想要string match
。
if string match -q -- $needle $path
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