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Reverse search on tcsh

Since we all love the tcsh (at least thats CERN’s point of view) ,

let me remind you that reverse search in tcsh is done by pressing


ALT-p

or for reverse order


ALT-P

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2 Responses to “Reverse search on tcsh”

  1. Rohan Says:
    October 9th, 2009 at 02:38

    That’s still not the same as bash right ? ALT P shows you the previously executed commands but doesnt allow you to search. Unless I am missing something

  2. Florian Feldhaus Says:
    October 9th, 2009 at 02:49

    You’re right. It isn’t the same as ctrl+r in the bash. If you need to search through the previously executed commands, try
    history | grep SEARCHTERM

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