Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Edit history command line in Linux
Sometime I use the following command to search. When I need to search a different pattern later, I used "!find" to run the command, cancel it and modify the last command. That is not a decent method.
Two solutions:
type:
The command line will display but will not execute, then use arrow UP and modify it.
Type:
then type "find" to localize the command line, and use arrow UP to edit.
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Sometimes you want to replace one parameter with another:
Or you know the history number:
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