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Yet another option: Typing "Ctrl-r aString" will recall the previous command and position the cursor where the string "aString" occurs. You can then Alt-d, Ctr
by lolive 10y ago
Yet another option:
Typing "Ctrl-r aString" will recall the previous command and position the cursor where the string "aString" occurs. You can then Alt-d, Ctrl-w, whatever.
cf http://stackoverflow.com/a/2215511 http://stackoverflow.com/a/2215511