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no you are not. but some one-offs are good enough to reuse, but not good enough to open an editor for, depend on environment variables (which might be spelled o
by ibotty 13y ago
no you are not. but some one-offs are good enough to reuse, but not good enough to open an editor for, depend on environment variables (which might be spelled out in the command), or something. so although i do use a pretty well populated ~/bin (well ~/usr/bin) and many shell functions, i will adopt that practice. it might even work out for script files (i.e. recordings of your shell session).
- drdaeman 13y ago> not good enough to open an editor for It's just a keystroke away (`C-x C-e` in bash and zsh, in emacs-like line editing mode) if you have $EDITOR set properly.