On 5/6/22 4:08 PM, Sergei Gerasenko wrote:
Hi, RHEL 7 doesn’t have this problem. I suspect it’s only readline 7.0.
I mean I tried it on bash-4.4.23 built from sources on RHEL7, not whatever
ancient version Red Hat ships. That bash-4.4 distribution uses a version of
readline identical to what's distributed as readline-7.0.
vi-arg-digit can be found on "1", "2", "3", "4", "5", …
On the non-affected systems it’s not bound to anything. That must be the
culprit?
Maybe, but I can't help you there. It's not like that in versions of
bash-4.4 that I build from the sources I distributed.
What’s the most effective way to “unbind” that? “bind -r vi-arg-digit” doesn’t
seem to help
Several problems. First, you should specify a keymap to unbind it in:
bind -m vi-insert
since the default keymap for bind may not be what you want. Second, -r
takes key sequences; use -u to unbind by function name.
So
bind -m vi-insert -u vi-arg-digit
will probably do what you want, even though I suspect it's a red herring.
What you should search for is whether bracketed-paste-begin is bound to
a key sequence in the vi-insert keymap. I get
$ bind -m vi-insert -P | grep bracketed
bracketed-paste-begin can be found on "\e[200~".
Chet
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