> On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 09:58:18PM -0900, Roger wrote:
>I use vi mode for Bash's realine and want to remap the ESC key to double 'ii'
>and ';;' instead of having to remove my hands from the keyboard to tap the ESC
>key.
>
>From what I see, I would be using something similar to:
>
>$ bind -m vi-command '"ii": <toggle insert/command mode command>'
>
>
>Second issue, I'm not sure of the command to use for toggling insert/command
>mode. (ie. bind -l) I think the two commands are vi-insertion-mode and
>vi-movement-mode.
>
>
>I do know double key taps works such as the 'dd' key press sequence to delete
>a
>line, but only while in vi-movement mode or AKA command mode.
>
>
>Any ideas? I'm all Googled-out over this one.
Ah. A new Google search got me a solution.
bind -m vi-command '"ii": vi-insertion-mode'
bind -m vi-insert '"ii": vi-movement-mode'
Or the following should work (untested here) using $HOME/.inputrc:
$if mode=vi
set keymap vi-command
"ii": vi-insertion-mode
set keymap vi-insert
"ii": vi-movement-mode
$endif
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Roger
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