Quick question. I love emacs. I hate typing stuff though, so I like to use e
to invoke emacs.
Previously I had my .bash_profile (OS X) configured as: alias e="emacs ."
. However, I was tired of still having to type emacs {file} when I just wanted to edit one file.
So I tried to whip this up, from some googling, but bash is complaining about the []
:
###smart emacs, open file, or if none, dir
e()
{
if [$1]; then
emacs $1
else
emacs .
fi
}
I want to use this to do: e something.c
or, just e
.
#!/bin/bash
###smart emacs, open file, or if none, dir
e()
{
if [[ -z "$1" ]]; then # if "$1" is empty
emacs .
else
emacs "$1"
fi
}