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standard directories (Score:2)
Pardon the lengthy introduction, but I hope the context will be of use.... At work, when I start working with a checkout, I do
The ww means 'work with' (the directory name is subsystem, ticket description, ticket number, and ticket status... so I can spot my trees in QA status easily).
ww is responsible for setting $ENV{CVSWORK} and replacing a few standard symlinks. This lets me refer to sections of the checkout in a standard way regardless
Re:standard directories (Score:2)
These are some interesting thoughts. I particularly like having vim consider the directory of the current buffer as the current dir. This could solve some problems. I'll have to think about how useful the rest would be, though. I think dictating a particular style of work would frustrate people.
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