On 1/19/07, cassiano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Why not just
$ echo alias aliasname=\"alias commands\" >> ~/.bashrc
Well, that would require typing that entire command manually every
time. The idea is to have an alias that makes new aliases. If you
had this in your .bashrc:
alias newalias="echo alias aliasname=\"alias commands\" >> ~/.bashrc"
...how would you then type something like:
$ newalias aliasname "alias command"
...and have it work? Aliases don't support $1 or $@, do they?
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