Harpoon like functionality in the terminal
hpoon <dir> [name] | store a mark, optionally with a name
hpoon | retrieve the last marked file or dir
hpoon !<name> | retrieve marked file with name (mark is recognized by prefix "!")
hpoon clean | delete all hpoon history
Can only mark files and directories that exist, but can retrieve marks that no longer exist on the filesystem. Names will be stripped to be letters only; if stripping occurs, will print out the name
cd /path/to/dir # cd to a dir
hpoon . # harpoon it
# in a different shell (ie: tmux)
cd /new/abs/dir # totally different dir
cp * `hpoon` # copy files over to the last harpooned dir
# works on deleted files
hpoon filename myfile #harpoon a file with "myfile"
rm filename
cd /somewhere/else/entirely
mv some_file `hpoon @myfile` # result: mv that_file /original/path/filename
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