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greg-1-anderson committed Nov 8, 2012
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INTRODUCTION
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> "Those who forget the past are doomed to retype it."
> "Those who forget the past are doomed to retype it."
> - [George Santayana][1] (paraphrased)
The history recall project helps organize your bash history.
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### 'hgrep': Search history in all terminal windows ###

> $ hgrep <regex>
> $ hgrep &lt;regex&gt;
The hgrep command works just like `history | grep <regex>`, save
for the fact that the later searches only the history of the current
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### 'termial': Bring the given terminal number frontmost ###

> $ terminal <number>
> $ terminal &lt;number&gt;
The terminal command will switch to the desktop containing the terminal
window attached to the specified tty and activate it.
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### 'note' and 'recall': Write a note into history ###

> $ note <command> // <comment>
> $ recall <comment>
> $ note &lt;command&gt; // &lt;comment&gt;
> $ recall &lt;comment&gt;
The 'note' command will execute the given command and will
write it, allong with the provided command and all of its
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### 'task' and 'finished': Create a named task for history ###

> $ task <label>
> $ task &lt;label&gt;
> $ finished
The 'task' and 'finished' commands
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