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A script that allows me to go to a directory using an alias - eg: gbin to go to my bin directory.
I name this script g.
It contains an alias ge which edits the script and an alias g which lists all the go to aliases.
The script needs to be sourced to set the aliases - eg: source g (or . g). I add this to my .bashrc. I also make sure the location of g is in my path so I can re-source it after any changes using . g (with no path).
alias ge="gvim /c/MJN/github/bash/g; echo; echo REMEMBER . g; echo"
alias g="alias | egrep 'alias g.*=' | sed 's/alias //; s/=/ = /; s/\(..........\)[^=]*\(.*\)/\1\2/; /^g /d'"
alias gbash="cd /c/MJN/github/bash; ls"
alias gbin="cd /c/MJN/gdrive/bin; ls"
alias gcli="cd /c/MJN/github/cli-builder; ls"
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