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How can you re-edit a loaded function?

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Subject: How can you re-edit a loaded function?
Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2021 17:44:52 +0000
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Hi

I load this function 'f' and many others from .zshrc

> which f

f () { F=$1 ffmpeg -i "$F" -af "volume=2" "loud$F" }


But imagine I would like to do an on-the-fly / temporary edit

but how can i 'get at' the function without either re-editing/reloading.zshrc.



The only way I see is by a clunky copy paste

alias -g CO=' | xclip -in'

which f CO

etc


any suggestions?

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