Bash alias to create runtime script

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I want to create an alias to make an executable script, already tried to add to .bash_aliases and to the .bashrc
commando: alias mksh='touch $1 && chmod +x $1'

bash

  • @Anderson Carlos Wosss, this...I think the best way is to transform into function, since "alias" does not understand the positional parameters

  • meee does not work on zsh

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use alias + Function:

alias mksh='function __mksh() { touch $*; chmod +x $*; }; __mksh'

you can even use several arguments such as: mksh file1 file2 file3

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