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With !$ you can use Alt+. to write the arguments from the last command.
by erk__ 9y ago
With !$ you can use Alt+. to write the arguments from the last command.
- cben 9y agoAlt+. is a bash (libreadline really) key. In fish Alt+Up does something similar, but repeated presses iterates over all words of all commands rather than last words of bash commands. A big improvement is you can type some chars first and then Alt+Up only gets words matching this substring — like Up but word granularity! (Closest bash key is Ctrl+Alt+I) If you don't mind the differences, and want Alt+. muscle memory to work in fish too, do: bind \e. history-token-search-backward (plus Alt+Up doesn't work for me in linux console, Alt+. does)