bash - 如何将 which 命令的结果通过管道传输到 cd

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bash - how to pipe result from the which command to cd

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提问by Michael Mao

How could I pipe the result from a whichcommand to cd?

如何将which命令的结果通过管道传输到cd

This is what I am trying to do:

这就是我想要做的:

which oracle | cd
cd < which oracle

But none of them works.

但它们都不起作用。

Is there a way to achieve this (rather than copy/paste of course)?

有没有办法实现这一点(当然不是复制/粘贴)?

Edit : on second thought, this command would fail, because the destination file is NOT a folder/directory.

编辑:再想一想,这个命令会失败,因为目标文件不是文件夹/目录

So I am thinking and working out a better way to get rid of the trailing "/oracle" part now (sed or awk, or even Perl) :)

所以我现在正在思考并想出一种更好的方法来摆脱尾随的“/oracle”部分(sed 或 awk,甚至 Perl):)

Edit : Okay that's what I've got in the end:

编辑:好的,这就是我最后得到的:

cd `which oracle | sed 's/\/oracle//g'`

回答by mykhal

You use pipe in cases where the command expects parameters from the standard input. ( More on this).

在命令需要来自标准输入的参数的情况下,您可以使用管道。(更多关于这一点)。

With cdcommand that is not the case. The directory is the command argument. In such case, you can use command substitution. Use backticks or $(...)to evaluate the command, store it into variable..

有了cd命令,情况就不是这样了。该目录是命令参数。在这种情况下,您可以使用命令替换。使用反引号或$(...)评估命令,将其存储到变量中..

path=`which oracle`
echo $path # just for debug
cd $path

although it can be done in a much simpler way:

虽然它可以以更简单的方式完成:

cd `which oracle` 

or if your path has special characters

或者如果您的路径有特殊字符

cd "`which oracle`"

or

或者

cd $(which oracle)

which is equivalent to backtick notation, but is recommended (backticks can be confused with apostrophes)

这相当于反引号,但建议使用(反引号可能与撇号混淆)

.. but it looks like you want:

.. 但看起来你想要:

cd $(dirname $(which oracle))

(which shows you that you can use nesting easily)

(这表明您可以轻松使用嵌套)

$(...)(as well as backticks) work also in double-quoted strings, which helps when the result may eventually contain spaces..

$(...)(以及反引号)也适用于双引号字符串,这有助于结果最终可能包含空格。

cd "$(dirname "$(which oracle)")"

(Note that both outputs require a set of double quotes.)

(请注意,两个输出都需要一组双引号。)

回答by Michael Mao

With dirname to get the directory:

使用 dirname 获取目录:

cd $(which oracle | xargs dirname)


EDIT: beware of paths containing spaces, see @anishpatel comment below

编辑:注意包含空格的路径,请参阅下面的@anishpatel 评论

回答by Cfreak

cd `which oracle`

Note those are backticks (generally the key to the left of 1 on a US keyboard)

注意那些是反引号(通常是美式键盘上 1 左边的键)

回答by Philipp

OK, here a solution that uses correct quoting:

好的,这里有一个使用正确引用的解决方案:

cd "$(dirname "$(which oracle)")"

Avoid backticks, they are less readable, and always quote process substitutions.

避免反引号,它们可读性较差,并且总是引用进程替换。

回答by bashfu

You don't need a pipe, you can do what you want using Bash parameter expansion!

你不需要管道,你可以使用 Bash 参数扩展做你想做的事!

Further tip: use "type -P" instead of the external "which" command if you are using Bash.

进一步提示:如果您使用 Bash,请使用“type -P”而不是外部“which”命令。

# test
touch /ls
chmod +x /ls
cmd='ls'
PATH=/:$PATH
if cmdpath="$(type -P "$cmd")" && cmdpath="${cmdpath%/*}" ; then
   cd "${cmdpath:-/}" || { echo "Could not cd to: ${cmdpath:-/}"; exit 1; }
else
   echo "No such program in PATH search directories: ${cmd}"
   exit 1
fi

回答by David Z

In response to your edited question, you can strip off the name of the command using dirname:

针对您编辑的问题,您可以使用dirname以下命令去除命令名称:

cd $(dirname `which oracle`)

回答by Jiacai Liu

besides good answer above, one thing needs to mention is that cdis a shell builtin, which run in the same process other than new process like lswhich is a command.

除了上面的好答案之外,还有一件事需要提及的是cd是一个内置的 shell,它运行在同一个进程中,而不是像ls这样的新进程,它是一个命令。

  1. https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/50022/why-cant-i-redirect-a-path-name-output-from-one-command-to-cd

  2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shell_builtin

  1. https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/50022/why-cant-i-redirect-a-path-name-output-from-one-command-to-cd

  2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shell_builtin