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B.3. Predefined Aliases
A number of aliases are predefined, i.e. automatically built-in to ksh at compile time. They are listed in the table below. Note that some of them are defined with a trailing space character. This enables alias expansion on the word following the alias on the command line.
| Name | Chapter | Full value |
|---|---|---|
| autoload | 4, 6 | alias autoload='typeset -fu' |
| command | 7 | alias command='command ' |
| fc | 2 | alias fc=hist |
| float | 6 | alias float='typeset -E' |
| functions | 6 | alias functions='typeset -f' |
| hash | 3 | alias hash='alias -t --' |
| history | 2 | alias history='hist -l' |
| integer | 6 | alias integer='typeset -i' |
| nameref | 4 | alias nameref='typeset -n' |
| nohup | 3, 8 | alias nohup='nohup ' |
| r | 2 | alias r='hist -s' |
| redirect | 9 | alias redirect='command exec' |
| stop | 8 | alias stop='kill -s STOP' |
| times | alias times='{ {time;} 2>&1;}' | |
| type | 4 | alias type='whence -v' |
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| B.2. Built-in Commands and Keywords |  | B.4. Built-in Shell Variables |
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