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\!*
Hello everyone.
Over time I've seen \!* used in shell scripts. Based on examples (bottom of the page) I've found, I assume it substitutes all of the arguments passed, which I thought $* was typically used for. I cannot find it in the few books I have, and search engines aren't friendly when using these characters. Does anyone have a solid description/explanation of what this is doing? Thanks. |
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That is how you pass arguments to a csh alias.
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thank you sir
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Is there a method to pass an argument to a Korn alias?
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