escape call to `nnn` so `nnn` can be used as an alias to `n`

misc/quitcd/quitcd.bash_zsh

@@ -19,7 +19,9 @@ n ()
     # stty lwrap undef
     # stty lnext undef
 
-    nnn "$@"
+    # The backslash allows one to alias n to nnn if desired without making an
+    # infinitely recursive alias
+    \nnn "$@"
 
     if [ -f "$NNN_TMPFILE" ]; then
             . "$NNN_TMPFILE"

misc/quitcd/quitcd.csh

@@ -12,4 +12,6 @@ set NNN_TMPFILE=~/.config/nnn/.lastd
 # stty lwrap undef
 # stty lnext undef
 
-alias n 'nnn; source "$NNN_TMPFILE"; rm -f "$NNN_TMPFILE"'
+# The backslash allows one to alias n to nnn if desired without making an
+# infinitely recursive alias
+alias n '\nnn; source "$NNN_TMPFILE"; rm -f "$NNN_TMPFILE"'

misc/quitcd/quitcd.elv

@@ -30,6 +30,8 @@ fn n {|@a|
   # stty lwrap undef
   # stty lnext undef
 
+	# The e: prefix allows one to alias n to nnn if desired without making an
+	# infinitely recursive alias
 	e:nnn $@a
 
 	if (path:is-regular $E:NNN_TMPFILE) {

misc/quitcd/quitcd.fish

@@ -27,7 +27,9 @@ function n --wraps nnn --description 'support nnn quit and change directory'
     # stty lwrap undef
     # stty lnext undef
 
-    nnn $argv
+    # The command function allows one to alias this function to `nnn` without
+    # making an infinitely recursive alias
+    command nnn $argv
 
     if test -e $NNN_TMPFILE
         source $NNN_TMPFILE