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You get this with Alt-Up on an empty argument (so after pressing space). Unlike bash, you can keep holding Alt and press Up repeatedly to cycle through argument
by lunixbochs 13y ago
You get this with Alt-Up on an empty argument (so after pressing space). Unlike bash, you can keep holding Alt and press Up repeatedly to cycle through arguments and previous commands.
If you want to be more precise, typing anything in the current argument before pressing the shortcut will do a substring search.
- patrickg 13y agoIs that with the new fish? On 2.0.0 /Mac OS X, this doesn't work.
- lunixbochs 13y agoYou should set alt as a meta key (in the Terminal preferences under Keyboard) if you're using Terminal.app. This also allows you to use alt+direction to move around in text.