pushd(1)                                                       pushd(1)

  pushd

  NAME

    pushd - add or swap items on the directory stack

  SYNOPSIS

    pushd [-p] [-l] [-n|-v]
    [name|+n]

  DESCRIPTION

    This command is a C-shell built-in command.

    Without arguments, the pushd(1) command exchanges the top two elements of
    the directory stack. If pushdtohome is set, pushd without arguments does
    'pushd ~', like cd(1) . With name, pushd pushes the current working
    directory onto the directory stack and changes to name. If name is '-', it
    is interpreted as the previous working directory (see "File-name
    substitution" in tcsh(1) ). If dunique is set, pushd removes any instances
    of name from the stack before pushing it onto the stack. With a number
    '+n', pushd rotates the element of the directory stack identified by n
    around to be the top element and changes to it. If dextract is set,
    however, 'pushd +n' extracts the directory by n, pushes it onto the top of
    the stack and changes to it.

    All forms of pushd print the final directory stack, just like dirs(1). The
    pushdsilent shell variable can be set to prevent this, and the -p flag can
    be given to override pushdsilent. The -l, -n and -v flags have the same
    effect on pushd as on dirs(1).