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Is there a way to quickly (e.g. via a keyboard shortcut, etc.) to reference the output of the previous command's output that it wrote to stdout? For example, if I did this: which rails and it returned /usr/local/bin/rails and then I wanted to open that file in textmate, I could re-type the output like this: mate /usr/local/bin/rails but is there a way to quickly reference the output without having to re-type it? NOTE: I am aware I can just do mate $(which rails) , but I am specifically looking to reference stdout.
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