I always liked tcsh for how they did for loops. It's taken me 20 years of bash and I still always get the syntax wrong the first time. I need to figure out ho

I always liked tcsh for how they did for loops. It's taken me 20 years of bash and I still always get the syntax wrong the first time. I need to figure out how to alias it. I like the ^R trick. In bash I usually just !(whatever the string is) which only matches the last one or the more infamous !?(whatever the file/obj you were applying the command to)?