#!/bin/bash

# I want to turn $@ into a string which can be used to match
# the trailing end of the zsh history line and delete it.

# eg. $@=" 1105  cat FILE"
#
#     HISTFILE_LINE= ": 1686640384:0;cat FILE"

str="$(echo "$@" | awk '{$1=""}1' | colrm 1 1)"

LC_ALL=C sed -i "/$str$/d" $HISTFILE

# STDOUT sed: no input files