标题: 在WSL中切换Windows/Linux路径表达方式

https://scz.617.cn/windows/202206120354.txt

Q:

When we use WSL shell on windows, it is annoying to convert the path back
and forth, is it possible to make our life easier?

A: bluerust 2022-06-12

WSL provides a tool named wslpath, which can help convert the paths
between Windows and Linux, the usage is very simple:

wslpath '<path>'

The quotes are necessary to avoid escaping the path when it is Windows
format.

By virtue of this tool, we can add the following code to .bashrc:

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
function _pushd ()
{
    local _path="${1}"

    if [[ "${_path}" = *"\\"* ]] ; then
        _path=$(wslpath -u "${_path}")
    fi
    builtin pushd "${_path}"
}

function _cd ()
{
    local _path="${1}"

    if [[ "${_path}" = *"\\"* ]] ; then
        _path=$(wslpath -u "${_path}")
    fi
    builtin cd "${_path}"
}

#
# pushd 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Google'
# cd 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Google'
#
# the path must be quoted with either double quotes or single quote
#
alias pushd='_pushd'
alias cd='_cd'
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After updating the rc file, we need to source it:

source ~/.bashrc

Now, you can use the Windows path with cd and pushd commands:

pushd 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Google'
cd 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Google'

Please keep in mind that, if you omit the slash following the colon sign,
wslpath would treat it as a directory name, for instance:

$ wslpath -a x:
/mnt/c/x: