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In Bash, you can use M-. (Option-period) to add the last argument of the previous command to the current command line.
!$ does the same thing.
$ mkdir /path/to/new/dir $ cd !$
Pressing opt-. multiple times goes back through the history though.
Why is
open -a "Finder" "path"
better (or different) than
open -R "path"
Same thing.
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!$ does the same thing.
$ mkdir /path/to/new/dir $ cd !$
export
Pressing opt-. multiple times goes back through the history though.
export
Why is
better (or different) than
export
Same thing.
export