Add command line arguments to alias in Linux

The need for command-line arguments is useful when defining an alias. But the result of verifying the document is that the alias does not support passing command-line arguments at all. However, we can work around this problem by defining the function.

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Alias test= ' Test () {echo $}; Test [hadoop@nn069186 dev]$ Source ~/.BASHRC [hadoop@nn069186 dev]$ test abc def GH ABC def [hadoop@nn069186 dev]$

The following example intercepts the alias defined by the self to facilitate the use of octopress to compose a Blog:

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Alias Pn= ' new () {bundle EXEC rake new_post["$"}; New

Here, I pass the parameter to alias PN by defining the new () function. Just do it now:

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PN ' Post title '

You can create a new post.

Another alias for submitting Source:

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Alias Pc= ' commit () {git Add.; Git commit-m "$"; Git push origin source}; Commit