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The GNU history library (used by rlwrap) has extensive support for bash-style history expansion. rlwrap has only a homegrown simple version of it, where !wordat the beginning of an input line expands to the last command that started with word.
Should rlwrap switch to the more fancy version?
Pro: simple to implement, much more versatile and powerful than the current expansion.
Contra: a lot more intrusive. We certainly need an option (or environment variable) to switch it off.
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Use GNU history's history expansion instead of our own !word expansion?
Use GNU history's history expansion instead of our own?
Jul 24, 2016
hanslub42
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Use GNU history's history expansion instead of our own?
Use GNU history expansion instead of our own?
Jul 24, 2016
The GNU history library (used by
rlwrap
) has extensive support forbash
-style history expansion.rlwrap
has only a homegrown simple version of it, where!word
at the beginning of an input line expands to the last command that started withword.
Should
rlwrap
switch to the more fancy version?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: