Navigate to created directory on parse about cf-tool

[xalanq]

You can parse an individual problems by using cf parse <contest-id> <problem-id>, then the samples will be fetched at ./<contest-id>/<problem-id> (It will not fetch other problems).
Or you can make the directory by yourself, then cd <contest-id>/<problem-id>/. Now you just need to use cf parse without any argument to fetch all samples into current directory

[infalmo]

That is not what I meant! What I wanted to say was this:

Notice that I navigate to the directory (cd 1000/a/) where the parsed problem is stored. If the tool would automatically navigate to the created directory, it would be helpful.
In this case, after parsing the problem it should automatically navigate to the directory 1000/a/. If I parsed the entire contest, it should navigate to 1000/.

[xalanq]

I'm sorry for my wrong understanding..
As I know, there is no way to do that in an individual program. Changing something of system terminal is not safe so the system does not allow the other process running in the terminal to change the terminal's state. (But you can use bash script to do that)
See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52435908/how-to-change-the-shells-current-working-directory-in-go

[infalmo]

Fair enough!

[xalanq]

But you can use a script to do that.
Save it to parse-contest

#!/bin/bash
cf parse $1
cd $1

Then chmod +x parse-contest && sudo mv parse-contest /usr/local/bin. Now you can use parse-contest 1111 to parse a contest and enter the sub-directory.

Here is parse-problem

#!/bin/bash
cf parse $1 $2
cd $1/$2