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Something I learned decades ago but that I don't often see others use, on the Bash command line the key sequence "ESC ." or "Alt-." copies the last word from the previous command in shell history and inserts it the cursor of the command you're editing.
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Something I learned decades ago but that I don't often see others use, on the Bash command line the key sequence "ESC ." or "Alt-." copies the last word from the previous command in shell history and inserts it the cursor of the command you're editing. Sometimes quite handy.
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@liw That's remarkable. It's not often I learn something new in the Unix shell (this works on zsh as well).
Normally I'd do C-p C-a C-k, then type the new command, and press C-y to insert it where it's needed.
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Wow, thanks a lot!
