Re: Patches item #1729825 ready to go.

[Daniel J S. <dan...@ie...>]

Juergen Wieferink wrote:
>>Another reason for keeping the stack always in order as typed is so that
>>the up-arrow recall maintains an order.  (Often a lot of my patterns at the
>>linux command line are derived from how many times I hit up-arrow to recall
>>a command... easier to do than describe.)
> 
> 
> Would this even allow an implementation of the C-o sequence in bash
> (enter line + go to next history item)?  This command sequence is
> really nice because it saves you from counting up-arrows.  This
> would be *too* nice!

You'll have to explain a bit more.  Is this command-line completion you are 
talking about?

Dan