Peter,
Put the following line in your ~/.bash_profile
set -o vi
Then either log out and back in, or issue the command
. ~/.bash_profile
and away you go....
On Tue, 17 Mar 1998, Peter Chr. Hansen wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I have seen people using vim commands on the commandline like using esc k
> and then use j and k to go through the command history,
> I really hope that someone can help me. futhermore I would like to find a
2 quickies,
. (that is a dot) will do the last command issued in vi
n will find the NEXT thing you searched for with /
More info,
while in vi, hit the F1 (Function 1) key for help in vi/vim
then :q to get out of the help function.
> vim howto so that I can setup vi to beable to remember all commands and
> searches made in the editor.
>
> Yours,
> Peter Chr. Hansen
> Med venlig hilsen
> Peter Chr. Hansen
>
>
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