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Subject: exclamation mark expansion in shell command
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Hi

I'm looking without success yet for a simple way to prevent zsh to expand
my cmd arguments (including !) to my history.

example:
'java Klass !1D200!1/C14objToRefresh_9'
will expand to some nasty string containing very old commands...
(I know, it's supposed to be that way, but I don't want it here)

How can I switch this off (temporarely)?

thanks

regards

Heinrich