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execute function in different shell

I usually zsh. I want to execute a function in bash and return back to my original shell. I can do this manually, but I want to automate it. How can I do that? For example, I am on zsh. I want to ...
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tmux - get pwd of another pane in a bash script?

Is there anyway to find out information about the current working directory of any pane from within a tmux session? I'd like to write a bash script that changes the directory of the current pane to ...
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Script-specific autocomplete in shell

I create a lot of little scripts to help me in my every day life. I would like to provide auto-complete for them, specially that I intend to share them with people. Now, I know I can create auto-...
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Writing shell scripts that will run on any shell (using multiple shebang lines?)

I've just started getting deeper into shell scripting, and I've always just thrown my script in a file, marked it chmod +x and then done /path/to/script.sh and let whatever interpreter is the default ...
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