In the TXR Lisp repl, I implemented a feature I hadn't seen anywhere: submit a command recalled from history, and then move onto the next command in history. I

In the TXR Lisp repl, I implemented a feature I hadn't seen anywhere: submit a command recalled from history, and then move onto the next command in history. I assigned it to Ctrl-X Enter. Turns out, Korn shell had this first: Ctrl-O. And newer Bash has it also. You can repeat sequences of multiple commands in your history without having to navigate back to each one individually. Just find the first one and submit one by one with Ctrl-O.