On 02/17/2014 12:29 AM, Bart Schaefer wrote:
On Feb 16, 5:41pm, Ray Andrews wrote: } } function z () } { } fc -R } fc -l -1 } } } } When 'z' is executed, my entire saved history scrolls past and history } itself is 'advanced' by several thousand places. This is subtle, and the documentation is could be clearer.
Never! ;-)
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So how exactly does one display the most recent event from a newly- reloaded history? That's where the HISTCMD parameter comes in:
Well I dunno Bart, my mind is big enough for Kant, but not big enough for all this stuff. I'm glad you understand it. All I can add it that " fc -l $HISTCMD " WORKS! The byzantine complexities I leave to better men. Thanks again. But does it really need to be so obscure? I suppose so.z() { fc -R fc -l $HISTCMD }