Added "daisy arg", a hooking tool that allows you to re-use arguments from previous commands.

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Lea 2026-06-09 13:17:56 +02:00
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@ -235,6 +235,19 @@ Edits ld.source and re-sources it, similarly to shrc. Append "-e" to edit
Append "-d" to edit "daisy.command.source".
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< daisy arg >
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This tool intercepts the arguments of the last command executed in your shell.
You can retrieve specific arguments by index (starting at 1) or all arguments
at once using "@". The command itself (index 0) is excluded from "@".
Arguments containing spaces are correctly preserved.
Usage: $(daisy arg <index>)
$(daisy arg @)
Example: ls -l "My Folder"
cd "$(daisy arg 2)" # Changes directory to "My Folder"
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< daisy reload >
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Re-sources ld.source. Essentially `ldrc` without editing.