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how do i use the command history feature under csh in Solaris ? Also how do i use command autocomplete ?
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hi anoop,
I will try to sum up some of (my) most used features:
1. "!!" Refer to the previous command.
2. "!n" Refer to command line n.
3. "!?str?" Refer to the most recent command containing str.
4. "^previous_word^replacement^"
Repeat the previous command line replacing
the string previous_word with the string
replacement.
but u might already know this! for command autocomplete there are word designators and modifiers. for eg: case 4 can be written as "!:s/previous_word/replacement/"
hope this helps.
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I will try to sum up some of (my) most used features:
1. "!!" Refer to the previous command.
2. "!n" Refer to command line n.
3. "!?str?" Refer to the most recent command containing str.
4. "^previous_word^replacement^"
Repeat the previous command line replacing
the string previous_word with the string
replacement.
but u might already know this! for command autocomplete there are word designators and modifiers. for eg: case 4 can be written as "!:s/previous_word/replacement/"
hope this helps.
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