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What do you mean by using UNIX in a DOS window? Are you connecting to a shell with ssh or something like that?
I'm not sure I understand your example. You want to type in A12.1.13.15 and have it come out as aaaaBbbbCccc? Try Code:
$ alias A12.1.13.15="echo 'Hello there'" $ A12.1.13.15 Hello there $ |
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12-08-2006
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Thanks for your reply.
Many of the commands I use are preceeded with the same series of letter/number combinations. For example "P14.1.166.444 AaaaBbbbCccc". I'm looking for a hot key that I can replace that long letter/number preceeder with. cwtlr |
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12-08-2006
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If you're looking for special key combinations to do that, that's not going to be in the shell, that'd be configured in whatever client program you use to connnect -- your "DOS window", which I'm assuming is actually an SSH window to UNIX. A DOS window would have DOS.
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12-13-2006
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Thanks for the advise. I guess I don't understand how to use the alias. I'm in the Command Prompt window. I type alias, then a space, then the letter combination that I want to replace my long string with (example - pri=), then the string that I'm replacing, enter. After that, when I type pri it is the same thing as typing the long string that I was using. This doesn't work. Is there a space or other key I'm missing, or did I mis-understand your instruction?
Thanks. cwtlr |
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