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Doskey
Post 13458 by cns on Thursday 17th of January 2002 10:51:27 AM
01-17-2002
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Originally posted by thehoghunter
Using the ESC key and - will work only if you set -o vi (in ksh).
The man page on history will give more information for csh and I don't believe you can do this in sh at all.
Using the ESC key and - will work only if you set -o vi (in ksh).
The man page on history will give more information for csh and I don't believe you can do this in sh at all.
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