repeat statement by using /-n

[Michael Müller]

Hi Robert,

Let's suppose, I entered 7 statements and like to repeat all of them in 
the same order.

I will use /-7 seven times. This is quite faster and less error-prone 
than using seven times seven arrow-up keystrokes, which would repeat the 
last seven command also.

I like to repeat the last commands even more faster. I can use the 
arrow-up key to repeat the last command. But I can't repeat the "/-n" 
because it is processed by the shell and replaced by the appropriate 
command. Arrow-up will repeat this command.

I suggest to add another keyboard shortcut to repeat the last input 
as-is. For example Ctrl-+Arrow-up will repeat "/-n". Instead of 
re-typing "/-n" this will do the same by just one key combination. Thoughts?


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