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I think with most current shells you could do this in prompt strings. Actually, you'd probably want a combo that restores the top-of-stack state and leaves it t
by kps 4y ago
I think with most current shells you could do this in prompt strings. Actually, you'd probably want a combo that restores the top-of-stack state and leaves it there; then you'd push the state during shell initialization and restore it in the prompt.