* Stephane Chazelas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-04-21 21:34]:
> If you want the output of that command to be inserted as if typed
> from the keyboard, then, it should be exec .!. Note that date
> outputs a trailing NL (^J) character, that may be what you get.
> :bind d exec .!. zsh -c 'print -Pn %D{
On Thu, Apr 21, 2005 at 08:38:34PM +0200, Julius Plenz wrote:
> Recently, I came across the idea to bind a key to insert the current
> date, just like I bound keys to insert things using "stuff".
>
> However, I tried :bind d exec ! date +%Y-%m-%d. That almost works like
> expected. I couldn't figu
Hi!
Recently, I came across the idea to bind a key to insert the current
date, just like I bound keys to insert things using "stuff".
However, I tried :bind d exec ! date +%Y-%m-%d. That almost works like
expected. I couldn't figure out exactly, but screen adds some strange
control character befo
