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MarcScott
on June 16, 2015
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The Art of Command Line
I'd never even thought about commenting a line I was half way through writing, when suddenly realising I'd forgotten the correct arguments.
I normally end up opening another terminal and using man there.
_pvxk
on June 16, 2015
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I do this sometimes when I want to run some command first from earlier in my history, then the commented out command also stays in history so I can continue with it after I've re-run the earlier command first.
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I normally end up opening another terminal and using man there.