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Or just be sane and use ctrl-r and search.
by soperj 10y ago
Or just be sane and use ctrl-r and search.
- feld 10y agoI get the feeling that most users have only accessed 5% of the features available in their unix shell of choice
- emgee3 10y agoI would say not just the shell but most software
- fapjacks 10y agoAnd almost certainly languages, too. For example C++.
- npsimons 10y agoAs someone who has created templated subclasses with both private and public virtual inheritance, I don't think that's a bad thing. C++ is wildly powerful, but it's a mess, and most people should stick to easily understood idioms/patterns, for the sake of maintenance if nothing else.
- nitrogen 10y agoI also highly recommend enabling the pgdn/pgup bindings for history-search-forward/backward. If you are searching for a prefix it's a bit easier than ^R.
- pvdebbe 10y agoI bound these under C-n and C-p. Very convenient indeed!
- larrik 10y agoI do use this too.