alt Hacker NewsAnd also typing cat x to get a quick look at the file, hitting up, then piping that into another command and taking a look, hitting up, piping that result into a third command etc.
And also typing cat x to get a quick look at the file, hitting up, then piping that into another command and taking a look, hitting up, piping that result into a third command etc.
I suppose a lot of people use less rather than cat for looking at files though.
`alt + .` is much more versatile. You can use it to cycle through and insert the last arguments of previous commands.