[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> As there years pass I use ESC . daily hoping that it will get the last
> chunk of the previous line on my screen, despite any ^P's or ^R's I
> might have done.
>
> Never have I wanted it to consider those ^P's and ^R's.
Since there are two key sequences pre-bound to yank-last-arg, why not
create a macro that first performs M-> (to take you to the end of the
history), then invokes M-_ to yank the last argument of the last
command?
Something like
"\M-.":"\M->\M-_"
would probably get you started. The macro facility offers you a lot
of flexibility.
Chet
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