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Arguments in aliases z/OS UNIX System Services User's Guide SA23-2279-00 |
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Any arguments that follow an alias are treated just as if they
had been following the command that the alias stands for. For example,
if you define the alias f as follows:
the
shell replaces f with ls, which is the command to
list files in a directory. You can refer to arguments in an alias by simply adding them at
the end of the alias as you would with a command. For example:
would
perform the ls command with the arguments la, which
will list all the files in the directory in a long directory listing
format. And,
will list the contents of the /bin directory. |
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