Re: st: command for easily accessing a directory

[Jeph Herrin <junk@spandrel.net>]

The package is called -fastcd-; try -findit fastcd-.

hth,
Jeph

Jun Xu wrote:
> I have been off Statalist for quite a while and am trying to re-gain my 
> knowledge about Stata and keep up with the new stuff. I remember there 
> is a command/package that can give users easy access to a directory 
> especially when we need to change computers a lot. For example, if I 
> have a data saved under c:\data\ecls\....
>
> then I can just type "c ecls", then I will take that directory 
> (c:\data\ecls) as my working directory in that session. I think that 
> command starts with c, but I cannot find it (using findit or search 
> statalist serve) now. Anyone could help me on this, or let me know if 
> you have better alternatives. I should've taken notes about it before my 
> major career transition.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jun Xu
>
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