5. Key Operation

These are Oneliner's key bindings.

C-c C-s

Force synchronize the current directory of buffer `*Oneliner shell*' with the shell's current directoy.

If you set the customize variable `oneliner-sync-default-directory-after-prompt' to 'non-nil', you do not need to do this operaton.

C-c C-b

Pop up the `*Oneliner pipe*0' buffer on the another window.

C-c C-0

Pop up the `*Oneliner pipe*0' buffer on the another window.

C-c C-1

Pop up the `*Oneliner pipe*1' buffer on the another window.

C-c C-2

Pop up the `*Oneliner pipe*2' buffer on the another window.

C-c C-3

Pop up the `*Oneliner pipe*3' buffer on the another window.

C-c C-4

Pop up the `*Oneliner pipe*4' buffer on the another window.

C-c C-5

Pop up the `*Oneliner pipe*5' buffer on the another window.

C-c C-6

Pop up the `*Oneliner pipe*6' buffer on the another window.

C-c C-7

Pop up the `*Oneliner pipe*7' buffer on the another window.

C-c C-8

Pop up the `*Oneliner pipe*8' buffer on the another window.

C-c C-9

Pop up the `*Oneliner pipe*9' buffer on the another window.

M-x oneliner-send-cd

Set the current directory value of current buffer to the buffer `*Oneliner shell*'. (Inside of Oneliner: oneliner.el sends 'cd' command to shell process.)

Nice global key is follows, as you like: (global-set-key "\C-cd" 'oneliner-send-cd)

M-x oneliner-sync-default-directory

You can set the `*Oneliner shell*' buffer's default-directory to current buffer.