Anyone know of a method to easily solve this ...
I *sometimes* list the files before deleting them:
ls A*.pdf
Ensuring I have only listed the ones I wish to delete, I then enter:
rm A*.pdf
Great, but anyone know of an easier why than the following?
1) Type the second command followed by the selected mask?
2) Go back one in bash "history", [home] to beginning of line replace
"ls" with "rm".
I'm thinking something like the bash CTRL-R combo? Where you would
type rm (second command) and do a key-combo and fill rest of previous
line in, or to step it further you could keep scrolling back in
history with uparrow-something combo?
Thanks!
Mark
