Bash History Files
Hi, I use bash via Xterm. As a result I open multiple Xterm windows. When I type commands on the shell, they get saved only for that particular shell's history. I want to be able to collate that history, so that if I type commands on shell 1, I can search the same in the history of shell 2 in real time. I also want that this history be saved in a collated manner when I exit the shells. For example, the shell I and shell 2 should show the following: Shell1: bash> ls Shell2: bash> history ... ls (from Shell 1) history (from Shell 2) After Relogin, Shell1: bash> history ls (from Shell 1) history (from Shell 2) history (from Shell 1) Is there anything I could do? Regards, Ajay.
Issue with Getopts
Hi, I use 'getopts' in my shell script. If I run script normally, it works fine. However, the moment I run the script in the current shell (ie . ), it fails returning error. Basically it is not able to parse the arguments. Any reason, why? Regards, Ajay.
Clear Screen
Hi, I use bash on Xterm. While working you press Ctrl-L, so that the screen gets cleared and you see the currently line only. But you may want to see the last outputs/prints. However, if you do a Ctrl-L/clear command, these prints go away. In that case, what can you use so that you clear the screen of the prints/outputs from last command. But in case you want to see the last output, you can just go scroll up/pageup. I looked the manpage but this info is not available. Thanks in Advance, Ajay