Gavin Clark wrote: > > A ha, that's a character I've never used! > Now when I find a use for ^ I'll be using the whole keyboard. > > ;^) Here ya go... ^ is used to replace character(s) in previous command and re-run. In this example, I need to specify "nj" to "nk" because "^j^k" would result in "cat kunj" (replace first "j")... $ cat junj cat: junj: No such file or directory $ ^nj^nk cat junk # contents of "junk" spilled here... $ HTH, Pierre
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