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by mkl
1990 days ago
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What do you do if you want to add extra arguments when your cursor's at the end? Navigate back near (not to) the beginning? I usually just put them at the end, as almost every program I've used supports it. I add extra arguments after running commands constantly; after pressing up to get it back, you're at the end. |
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Yes. In most shells it's trivial to go back by a word (e.g. skip in front of the path with one shortcut).
That said, this happens so rare that it's not even something that ever registered with me as a problem. I know what arguments I want for ls. And if I don't it's usually some bizarro infrequent flag that I have to look up how it's used anyway.
And other programs where it would be actually useful don't allow it anyway (having flags after the "main" argument). Git, for one.