Re: repeat the last single shell command

[Tassilo Horn]

Nicolas Richard <theonewiththeevillook@yahoo.fr> writes:

>> Here's an improved version that does handle ! (or whatever char
>> you've bound `yf/last-history-element-and-exit' to) only special if
>> it's the first char entered at the prompt.
>
> Agreed. Perhaps one of (eq last-command 'shell-command) or (equal ""
> (minibuffer-contents-no-properties)) might be used as a more specific
> test too, e.g. :

That ties it to `shell-command'.  You could bind the other version also
in `minibuffer-local-map', and then `M-: !' would reevaluate the last
lisp expression, `M-! !' would reexecute the last shell command, `M-x !'
would execute the last complex command, `C-x C-f !'  would find the last
found file, `C-x b !' would switch to the last switched to buffer, etc.

Bye,
Tassilo