cgname - collect file names from {e,f,}grep output

[Derek E. Terveer]

In article <929 at sering.cwi.nl>, fmr at cwi.nl (Frank Rahmani) writes:
> #!/bin/sh
> fgrep $1 *.[ch] | cut -d: -f1 | sort | uniq > /tmp/123 ; e +/$1 `cat /tmp/123`

This seems kind of long....

> 'E' is an interface for vi (was posted on comp.sources.unix) that
> maintains durable history files in the directory where 'e' was started.

One very easy way of remembering the last set of files edited by vi (NOT
serveral sets, but just the last one) is to use the ksh alias:

alias e=". /usr/local/e"

where /usr/local/e (for example) is:

vi $*
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