^word^replacement^ on all matches in Bash?
bash, sh, shell
Solution
Try this:
$ echo oneone
oneone
$ !!:gs/one/two/ # Repeats last command; substitutes 'one' --> 'two'.
twotwo
Problem
To clarify, I am looking for a way to perform a global search and replace on the previous command used. `^word^replacement^` only seems to replace the first match. Is there some `set` option that is eluding me?