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As I said, I am gradually converting over to bash from tcsh, but I'm not
sure how this is done in bash:
alias emacs 'emacs -d $DISPLAY -i -T "Emacs: EMAIL:PROTECTED: \!$" \!* &'
That's from the tcsh initialization file. The thing I'm not sure of is at
the end of the line. Specifically:
!$ which designates the last argument from the command line
!* which designates all arguments from the command line
The exclamation point has to be escaped with a backslash for the shell to
interpret it correctly. How is this coded in a bash alias in ~/.bashrc?
Mike
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