read builtin doesnt save partial reads on timeout

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Re: PS1 \# doesn't take into account HISTIGNORE and HISTCONTROL

Hi, Ok I got it, lesson learnt. :) Thank for your time and cheers. :) El 06/06/16 a las 04:13, Chet Ramey escribió: On 6/2/16 2:43 PM, Carlos Morata wrote: Hi, I think you misunderstod me. I'm really interested in working with relative command history expasions. So I need to work with !-$((\

$ < some_file some_command Tab expansion

Tab expansion works for both parts of $ some_command < some_file but not the some_command of $ < some_file some_command BASH_VERSION='4.4.0(1)-rc1'