> Try this...
> !bash -ic 'set -o history; history'
Brett, thank you very much.
It works.
Best Regards,
robert
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Hi, Gary,
> This behavior depends on the shell you're using and how it's
> configured. For example, on one Linux system running some version
> of ksh, I get the results you describe. On another Linux system
> running a different version of ksh, executing ":!history" lists the
> last 16 commands.
On 2010-05-19, robert song wrote:
> > Yes, :! will start a new shell to run the command in. Since it's new, it
> > has no history. Try:
> >
> > :!echo "I haz history";history
>
> Shawn,
> thank you for your reply,
> so is there any way to read the history result to current window ?
> just like t
On May 18, 11:32 am, robert song wrote:
> > Yes, :! will start a new shell to run the command in. Since it's new, it
> > has no history. Try:
>
> > :!echo "I haz history";history
>
> Shawn,
> thank you for your reply,
> so is there any way to read the history result to current window ?
> just
> Yes, :! will start a new shell to run the command in. Since it's new, it
> has no history. Try:
>
> :!echo "I haz history";history
Shawn,
thank you for your reply,
so is there any way to read the history result to current window ?
just like the other command :r!date.
If this can be done, it's
On 10-05-18 11:58 AM, robert song wrote:
Hi, everyone.
I executed :!history in vim to execute the external history command,
but find that no result is outputted.
Does anybody know the reason ?
Best Regards,
robert
Yes, :! will start a new shell to run the command in. Since it's new,
it
Hi, everyone.
I executed :!history in vim to execute the external history command,
but find that no result is outputted.
Does anybody know the reason ?
Best Regards,
robert
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