* Karsten M. Self <kmself@ix.netcom.com> [05-01-04 06:36]: > > Sure, but reverse-search-history is probably what you want: > > C-r<string> > > ...recalls the most recently occuring line matching <string>. > > > Repeating the C-r (that's <ctrl>-r BTW) finds the next prior match. Well, I got a problem with that: Let's assume I search for 'cdrecord'. I find several entries in history, but not the one I was searching for. So I do a C-a C-k or a C-u to get an empty prompt again. But now, I am somewhere in the middle of the history. Is there a possibility to jump to the end of history again? Let me clearify this a bit: ----<history>---- hist1 hist2 cdrecord --bla hist3 cdrecord --bla hist4 hist5 ----</history>---- I do $ C-r cdrecord $ C-r I now have: $ cdrecord --bla I do $ C-a C-k or $ C-u When I now use arrow up to go back one entry in history I get "hist2". But I want "hist5" :( grZ -- Dani Belz http://dan-b.net GPG EF658E3D | 6CD2 C40F 74A7 DFF6 FD29 7A31 2DE7 09CD EF65 8E3D
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