Linux command
xcv 命令
文件
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Cut files
xcv x [file1] [file2]
Copy files
xcv c [file1] [file2]
Paste files
xcv v
List clipboard
xcv l
Paste to directory
xcv v [directory/]
说明
xcv provides clipboard-style cut, copy, and paste operations for files in the terminal. Files are staged in the ~/.xcv directory, acting as a persistent clipboard between operations. The x command cuts (moves) files to the staging area, c copies them, v pastes them to the current or specified directory, and l lists the current clipboard contents. The tool wraps the standard cp and mv commands, providing a simple and intuitive workflow for moving files around without needing to type full source and destination paths.
参数
- x
- Cut files (uses mv).
- c
- Copy files (uses cp).
- v
- Paste files to current directory.
- l
- List files in clipboard.
FAQ
What is the xcv command used for?
xcv provides clipboard-style cut, copy, and paste operations for files in the terminal. Files are staged in the ~/.xcv directory, acting as a persistent clipboard between operations. The x command cuts (moves) files to the staging area, c copies them, v pastes them to the current or specified directory, and l lists the current clipboard contents. The tool wraps the standard cp and mv commands, providing a simple and intuitive workflow for moving files around without needing to type full source and destination paths.
How do I run a basic xcv example?
Run `xcv x [file1] [file2]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does x do in xcv?
Cut files (uses mv).