Nikos wrote: > >> Luckily, the history functions of bash are very handy (e.g. Ctrl + R and > >> more).
Hamish: > > re. "and more", fwiw, I find adding this to ~/.inputrc is much > > nicer to use than ^r, > > # -------- Bind page up/down wih history search --------- > > "\e[5~": history-search-backward > > "\e[6~": history-search-forward > > type the first few letters, then PgUp to see earlier matches.. So, using it for while I see it as very handy. Thanks again. > I guess this replicates the continuous "Ctrl + R" functionality. Just for the records: still, it does not replace continuous "Ctrl+R" which will go through _all_ matches of the typed string, initially earlier lines starting with it, then through the entire history, no matter where the "given" string is located in a recorder command. Nikos
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