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- # _________________________________
- # (o global aliases
-
-
- # everything after a '#' is ignored
-
- # first word of each line is the alias to define.
- # when an alias is executed, the command will be
- # replaced with everything following the alias
- # definition in this file.
- # %0..%9, %0*..%9*, %* will be replaced by the
- # parameters entered on the command line
- # (with an *, all following params are added, too)
- # if no '%' is present in this alias definition,
- # then %* will be added automatically.
-
- # NOTE:
- # everything that should be expanded when
- # using the alias should be escaped with '...'
- # this way it is not expanded when reading
- # the aliases from this file
-
- # users can define their own
- # aliases in their ~/.aliases.cfg
-
- # some shortcuts
- @ 'setenv'
- ! 'not'
- cd.. 'cd ..'
- j 'jobs'
- ls '::ls -F' # add '/' to dirs, '*' to exes
- ll 'ls -l' # list long
- LL 'ls -L' # very long
- la 'ls -la' # list all
- LA 'ls -La'
-
- clear 'echo $e[0m$e[J' # clear screen
- man '%1 -h' # manual
- pwd 'echo $P' # print working dir
-
- # as the internal commands are not that good in this release
- # you can use the standard dos commands like this:
- cp '$(ComSpec) /ccopy /b'
- mv '$(ComSpec) /cmove'
- rm '$(ComSpec) /cdel /q'
-
- # define DOS commands
- cls 'clear'
- copy 'cp'
- date 'echo $D'
- del 'rm'
- dir 'll -t'
- move 'mv'
- prompt 'setenv PROMPT'
- path 'setenv PATH'
- ren 'mv'
- time 'echo $T'
- type 'cat -o'
- ver 'echo $V'
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