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Rarity: forgotten
Survives in every shell, summoned by almost no one.
15 relics on this page
- SHL-002 !n The command numbered n in history, called by its number. Events forgotten
- SHL-003 !-n The command n lines back, counting from the end. Events forgotten
- SHL-005 !?texto? The last command containing the text, anywhere in the line. Events forgotten
- SHL-006 !# The line you are typing, repeated before you press Enter. Events forgotten
- SHL-009 !:n The nth word of the previous line — the command is word zero. Words forgotten
- SHL-010 !^ The first argument of the previous line — !$'s shy sibling. Words forgotten
- SHL-013 !:n-m A range of words, from the nth to the mth, inclusive. Words forgotten
- SHL-014 !:n* From the nth word to the last: the tail of the line. Words forgotten
- SHL-015 !:n- From the nth to the next-to-last — drops the final word. Words forgotten
- SHL-018 :r Drops the file's extension and keeps the rest. Modifiers forgotten
- SHL-019 :e Keeps only the extension, discarding the rest. Modifiers forgotten
- SHL-020 :s/a/b/ Swaps the first occurrence of a for b before running. Modifiers forgotten
- SHL-021 :gs/a/b/ Swaps every occurrence, not just the first. Modifiers forgotten
- SHL-023 fc Opens the previous command in your editor; saving is running. Neighboring tools forgotten
- SHL-026 set +H The switch: turns history expansion off where it gets in the way. Containment forgotten