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In <m3yah2k8ss.fsf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Anders Melchiorsen <postmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

>Der er en række directories, som jeg ret ofte besøger, fx
>/usr/local/bin eller /home/and/source/Projekt12

>Er der en måde at få bash til at lave "intelligent" completion så jeg
>fx kan skrive "cd Projekt12" uanset hvor jeg står - og hvis det dir så 
>ikke findes der hvor jeg er, så hopper den til mit foretrukne sted?

Ikke helt det du spørger efter, men der findes en environment variabel
i bash kaldet CDPATH:

       CDPATH The  search  path  for  the  cd command.  This is a
              colon-separated list of directories  in  which  the
              shell  looks  for destination directories specified
              by the cd command.  A sample value is ``.:~:/usr''.

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