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This comes from readline, and there are many many useful shortcuts. For example "M-." (i.e. "Escape", then ".") to insert the last argument of the previous com
by stevekemp 6y ago
This comes from readline, and there are many many useful shortcuts. For example "M-." (i.e. "Escape", then ".") to insert the last argument of the previous command.
This is great when you run something like:
ls /path/to/foo
cd M-.