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I want to echo an alias straight into my .bashrc
file. Here is what I am using:
echo alias cdear='cd | clear' >> .bashrc
However, the new line in .bashrc
does not contain the quote marks.
I would also like this to go at the end of .bashrc with a line break from the last line.
How can I change my command in order to:
- ensure the quote marks are retained?
- ensure the alias is added to the end of the file with a line break?
That works flawlessly. I should have thought to contain the entire command in quotes that way. Thank you. – user328721 – 2014-06-02T20:18:44.247
@user328721: If an answer actually answers your question, you should mark it as accepted. – bjanssen – 2014-06-02T20:25:15.923