maxlawton · October 7, 2014 18:23
diff --git a/cd-to.sh b/cd-to.sh
 #!/usr/bin/env bash

 # ==========================================================================
 #
 # Change Directory To...
 #
 # INSTALLATION
 #
 #     Source this file in your Bash configuration (e.g. .profile, .bashrc)
 #
 # COMMANDS
 #
 #     cdto, cdup
 #         Change to named directory at arbitrary depth
 #
 #     cdp
 #         Change directory to parent, at optionally specified level
 #
 # USAGE
 #
 #     cdto <dirname>
 #         Changes to a directory matching <dirname> that is a
 #         descendent of the current working directory. If the name is
 #         ambiguous, `cdto` will prompt for a resolution.
 #
 #     cdup <dirname>
 #         Looks upwards to ancestor directories for one matching
 #         <dirname> and prompts for resolution of ambiguity.
 #
 #     cdp [<N>]
 #         Does 'cd ../' N times (default: 1)
 #
 # ==========================================================================

 function cdto()
 {
    _cd_to "$@"
 }

 function cdup()
 {
    _cd_up "$@"
 }

 function cdp()
 {
    local p= i=${1:-1};
    while (( i-- ));
    do p+=../;
    done;
    cd "$p$2" && pwd;
 }


 # --------------------------------------------------------------------------

 function _cd_up()
 {
    local chosen=0
    local curdir=`pwd`
    local curdir=${curdir#$HOME}
    local parts=${curdir//\// }

    if [ -n "$1" ]; then
        chosen=$(_choose_parent "$1" ${parts[@]})
    fi

    if [ "${chosen}" -lt 1 ]; then
        _print_parent_dirs ${parts[@]}
        echo -n "choose [1]: "
        chosen=`_choose_a_dir`
        ((chosen++))
    fi

    cdp "$chosen"
 }


 function _find_dirs_like()
 {
    ( find . -type d -name "$@" )
 }

 function _print_found_dirs()
 {
    local i=1;

    for d in "$@"; do
        printf "%4d: %s\n" $i $d
        ((i++))
    done

 }

 function _choose_a_dir()
 {
    read choice
    local choice=${choice:-1}
    ((choice--))
    echo -n $choice
 }

 function _cd_to()
 {
    local found=( $(_find_dirs_like "$1") )

    if [ -z "$found" ]; then
        echo "Could not find directory $1"
        exit
    fi

    if [ ${#found[@]} -gt 1 ]; then
        _print_found_dirs ${found[@]}
        echo -n "choose [1]: "
        local chosen=`_choose_a_dir $found`
        local target=${found[chosen]}
    else
        local target="$found"
    fi

    echo "$target"


    cd "$target"
 }

 function _print_parent_dirs()
 {
    local j=$#

    for d in "$@"
    do
        ((j--))
        if [ $j -gt 0 ]; then
            printf "%4d: %s\n" $j $d
        fi
    done
 }

 function _choose_parent()
 {
    local choice="$1"
    shift
    local s="$#"

    for d in "$@"
    do
        ((s--))
        if [ "$d" == "$choice" ]; then
            echo "$s"
            return
        elif [ "$s" -eq "0" ]; then
            return
        fi
    done
 }
	#!/usr/bin/env bash

	# ==========================================================================
	#
	# Change Directory To...
	#
	# INSTALLATION
	#
	# Source this file in your Bash configuration (e.g. .profile, .bashrc)
	#
	# COMMANDS
	#
	# cdto, cdup
	# Change to named directory at arbitrary depth
	#
	# cdp
	# Change directory to parent, at optionally specified level
	#
	# USAGE
	#
	# cdto <dirname>
	# Changes to a directory matching <dirname> that is a
	# descendent of the current working directory. If the name is
	# ambiguous, `cdto` will prompt for a resolution.
	#
	# cdup <dirname>
	# Looks upwards to ancestor directories for one matching
	# <dirname> and prompts for resolution of ambiguity.
	#
	# cdp [<N>]
	# Does 'cd ../' N times (default: 1)
	#
	# ==========================================================================

	function cdto()
	{
	_cd_to "$@"
	}

	function cdup()
	{
	_cd_up "$@"
	}

	function cdp()
	{
	local p= i=${1:-1};
	while (( i-- ));
	do p+=../;
	done;
	cd "$p$2" && pwd;
	}


	# --------------------------------------------------------------------------

	function _cd_up()
	{
	local chosen=0
	local curdir=`pwd`
	local curdir=${curdir#$HOME}
	local parts=${curdir//\// }

	if [ -n "$1" ]; then
	chosen=$(_choose_parent "$1" ${parts[@]})
	fi

	if [ "${chosen}" -lt 1 ]; then
	_print_parent_dirs ${parts[@]}
	echo -n "choose [1]: "
	chosen=`_choose_a_dir`
	((chosen++))
	fi

	cdp "$chosen"
	}


	function _find_dirs_like()
	{
	( find . -type d -name "$@" )
	}

	function _print_found_dirs()
	{
	local i=1;

	for d in "$@"; do
	printf "%4d: %s\n" $i $d
	((i++))
	done

	}

	function _choose_a_dir()
	{
	read choice
	local choice=${choice:-1}
	((choice--))
	echo -n $choice
	}

	function _cd_to()
	{
	local found=( $(_find_dirs_like "$1") )

	if [ -z "$found" ]; then
	echo "Could not find directory $1"
	exit
	fi

	if [ ${#found[@]} -gt 1 ]; then
	_print_found_dirs ${found[@]}
	echo -n "choose [1]: "
	local chosen=`_choose_a_dir $found`
	local target=${found[chosen]}
	else
	local target="$found"
	fi

	echo "$target"


	cd "$target"
	}

	function _print_parent_dirs()
	{
	local j=$#

	for d in "$@"
	do
	((j--))
	if [ $j -gt 0 ]; then
	printf "%4d: %s\n" $j $d
	fi
	done
	}

	function _choose_parent()
	{
	local choice="$1"
	shift
	local s="$#"

	for d in "$@"
	do
	((s--))
	if [ "$d" == "$choice" ]; then
	echo "$s"
	return
	elif [ "$s" -eq "0" ]; then
	return
	fi
	done
	}