access to last touched or created file with arrow_up_key immediately after displaying the file list
. ~/.bashrc
or
source ~/.bashrc
to have access to the 'lsa' command immediately.
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(the function appends command "joe last_file_in_the_list" at the end of command history)
What do you think?
Any thoughts on this command? Does it work on your machine? Can you do the same thing with only 14 characters?
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ls -I'*/'Ignore directory glob. Nope.ls -p | grep -v /will have to do . After you've filtered out the dirs, you can swapls -tr | tail -1forls -t | head -1which will be quicker. . Also, I suggest escaping the use of ls (to prevent unexpected behaviour). Lots of people have it aliased.lsa() { ls -lart; history -s "joe $(\ls -apt|grep -v /|head -1)" ; }