In a single command how do you run the previous command in
the command prompt.
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Answer Posted / joker
!! will execute the last command
!-1 will execute the 2nd command from last
Few other tricks:
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If you are not sure you can see what is the command rather than executing by
!!:p
!-2:p
and later just do !!
If you want to run the last command with little modification use substitution
!!:s/old/new
example:
>vim test
>!!:s/test/abcd/:p
vim abcd
Thanks,
Joker
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