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| - | Alias defines short substitution for any entered command. | + | Alias defines |
| You can enter substitution variables: | You can enter substitution variables: | ||
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| $N: Where N is the number, this will substitute the Nth argument of the alias into the command. This will only accept one word or number.\\ | $N: Where N is the number, this will substitute the Nth argument of the alias into the command. This will only accept one word or number.\\ | ||
| $*: Substitutes all alias arguments into the command.\\ | $*: Substitutes all alias arguments into the command.\\ | ||
| - | Without argument, alias will list all defined aliases.\\ | ||
| - | There are two options:\\ | ||
| + | Without any argument, alias will list all defined aliases.\\ | ||
| -reset: Will reset aliases to default.\\ | -reset: Will reset aliases to default.\\ | ||
| -clear: Will completely empty your aliases.\\ | -clear: Will completely empty your aliases.\\ | ||
| - | Prefixing the alias verb with a $ allows you to set up a verb that does not require a space after it.\\ | ||
| To remove an alias, use <unalias ALIAS> | To remove an alias, use <unalias ALIAS> | ||
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| <alias lsack look sack $1> Command <lsack 2> will be substituted on the server to <look sack 2>.\\ | <alias lsack look sack $1> Command <lsack 2> will be substituted on the server to <look sack 2>.\\ | ||
| - | < | + | <alias say say -*- $* -*- > typing |
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