well...people do search google, and even places like EmacsWiki, before
posting on the usenet. It's just that sometimes you don't get the
correct keywords. Anyway, my problem is solved. Thanks a lot !
Ramkumar.
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andyetitmoves wrote:
> Well, I do know abt M-r...but I don't want something like enter regexp,
> then press enter, to get the element from history...something more
> interactive, like iswitchb for example...that's how it is in shells
> right...you can do an isearch for a command in history...
Do
Well, I do know abt M-r...but I don't want something like enter regexp,
then press enter, to get the element from history...something more
interactive, like iswitchb for example...that's how it is in shells
right...you can do an isearch for a command in history...
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Well, I do know abt M-r...but I don't want something like enter regexp,
then press enter, to get the element from history...something more
interactive, like iswitchb for example...that's how it is in shells
right...you can do an isearch for a command in history...
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"andyetitmoves" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> I would like to know if there is any package that can backward search
> the history in use from the minibuffer, much like what C-r does in
> zsh/bash.
Do you want a history of commands?
C-x ESC ESC recalls the last command. Up and Down arrows scro
andyetitmoves wrote:
> I would like to know if there is any package that can backward search
> the history in use from the minibuffer, much like what C-r does in
> zsh/bash.
While entering anything in the minibuffer, M-r runs the
previous-matching-history-element command.
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Kevin Rodgers
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> From: "andyetitmoves" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 22 Jun 2005 01:06:21 -0700
>
> I would like to know if there is any package that can backward search
> the history in use from the minibuffer, much like what C-r does in
> zsh/bash.
Doesn't M-r work for you?
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