Copy current terminal prompt to clipboard
Solution 1:
To cut, press ctrl+u. To paste, use ctrl+y. This copies whole line to bash clipboard. If you're using X and default Ubuntu terminal, you can use your mouse to mark contents and press ctrl+shift+c to copy, and ctrl+shift+v to paste.
Solution 2:
- Add a
#to the front of the command (so it becomes a comment) - Run it
- Grab it from the history and pipe it to a clipboard utillity like
xclip:
history | tail -n 1 | sed "s/[[:digit:]]* //" | sed "s/^#//" | xclip