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>For instance, on Windows I could press the up arrow through my history 20x to find a group of commands I want to run, press Enter, then press DOWN for the foll
by ThatGeoGuy 10y ago
>For instance, on Windows I could press the up arrow through my history 20x to find a group of commands I want to run, press Enter, then press DOWN for the following command, then enter, then DOWN until I run them all. In Bash, I need to press UP 20x every single time.
I know other users have addressed this issue in other comments with solutions, but you do know this isn't an issue with Bash so much as it is with readline, right? There are plenty of ways to customize readline/inputrc to make it do what you want. There's even linenoise, if you hate readline for what it is. It wouldn't matter how good Bash got as a shell language, this scenario wouldn't be any easier unless readline also gets a facelift.
- larrik 10y agoI actually did not know that.