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Re: history shows edited lines not the lines actually ran

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  Re: history shows edited lines not the lines actually ran L A Walsh <bash@tlinx.org> - 2018-06-17 00:18 -0700

#14245 — Re: history shows edited lines not the lines actually ran

chris wrote:
> On Sat, 16 Jun 2018, L A Walsh wrote:
>
>   
>>   As for usefulness... haven't you ever had to type in a password on the
>> command line?  Or, at least had it be easier to do so, but I really don't 
>> like
>> leaving it in a file, so I usually scroll up to the line w/the password and
>> just delete the line.  Problem solved.
>>     
>
> I use history -d for that sort of thing.
>   
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    I'd have to know the offset and the manpage doesn't specify
if the offset is in bytes, lines or time difference.  Offset
from what?

    Whereas If I've just entered a line w/a PW on it, I'm right
there...just scroll up, and delete it and I know I got the
right line, if you type in an offset, it seems like you might
not really know if you got it or now -- maybe, but the visual
feedback seems more immediate.

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