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The default ctrl+r behavior doesn't allow me to scroll up through my history of matches, which is always disappointing. Often it's some random incantation I'm t
by andelink 4y ago
The default ctrl+r behavior doesn't allow me to scroll up through my history of matches, which is always disappointing. Often it's some random incantation I'm trying to search for that shares a prefix with other more common commands and the default ctrl+r requires me to type out far enough to be unique, which defeats the purpose of history search. Maybe I'm missing some essential behavior that I'm not familiar with.
- babuskov 4y agoI don't know if the version I have is somewhat special, but I can simply keep pressing ctrl+r to search "up" for the next match. So, type: ctrl+r, prefix, and then keep pressing ctrl+r to find everything that matches the prefix.
- Izkata 4y ago> that shares a prefix ctrl+r matches any part of the line, not just the commands / start of the line. I'm often using it on a unique argument I remember last using the command with.