z foo cmd not working about z.lua

[skywind3000]

It needs study your cd history. just cd around in clink for a while then use z.lua again.

[prabanjanraja]

in clink we don't have use cd we can just add a trailing \ to the directory name
so will it also work for that?
I tried to move around 2 directories just once, and then tried the z cmd
ideally how long does it takes

[skywind3000]

z.lua will track your path changes in real-time, the more it studies the more it becomes handy.

[prabanjanraja]

it seems to be not working for me
i moved between two directories a half a dozen times today, but still the z command does not work, the directory doesn't changes and I don't see an error mssg either
the powershell module recognized the path just after the first time I moved into it

[skywind3000]

please check z.lua's datafile ~/.zlua, does it contain something you visited in clink ?

[prabanjanraja]

I can't find the .zlua in my C: drive
the z -h cmd works but z --help does not
I have placed the z.lua and z.cmd file in "C:\Program Files (x86)\clink" in my 64bit windows machine

[prabanjanraja]

@skywind3000 can you help?

[skywind3000]

On windows, .zlua database is located in C:\Users\XXX\.zlua by default

[prabanjanraja]

@skywind3000
can't find tfe file in my users directory
I even tried creating the file still is empty also tried in administrator cmd still the same

[prabanjanraja]

@skywind3000
any update on this issue?

[ilyagr]

You could attempt to debug this yourself. Try inserting some print() (or actually io.stderr:write) statements into the z.lua script around

z.lua/z.lua

Line 1071 in 3022099

local fp = io.open(os.path.expand(filename), 'r')

to see which files it's loading the data from.