What bash does is a good start. I've always wanted a more powerful way to exclude certain things from the command history, especially erroneous and failed commands. I haven't been able to think of a good way to specify that. For example:
$ cat ~/.kshcr cat: /home/ebh/.kshcr: No such file or directory That shouldn't go into the history. But what about: $ cat ~/.kshrc cat: /home/ebh/.kshrc: No such file or directory $ echo 'alias l=ls\ -xF' >~/.kshrc $ # Would like to do M-PM-P here Maybe some "keep-previous-command-anyway" editing function or some such. -Ed Horch
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