shortcut for recently used commands in csh

RishiPahuja · #1 (**permalink**) 04-20-2005

hello,

as in bash we have history of commands what is the shortcut for seeing recently used command in csh shell.

thanks in advance.

regards,
rishi

found the reply in man! Thanks
it is !! to repeat last command

pressy · #2 (**permalink**) 04-20-2005

C-Shell: Define
set filec
set history=100
savehist=50
in ~/.cshrc. The shell will complete file names and directories once you hit the ESC key, and history lists the last 100 commands. With !13 command #13 can be re-issued. !$ can be used as a variable for the last word of the former command, like in: mkdir /export/home/demo/test, then cd !$.

gP

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