luteijn wrote on Sat-13-Jun 15 8:34AM
>
> What you should be sending in your case is [D (three bytes, is
> the same character as ctrl-[, rendered as ^[. Control sequences can be
> entered in 'stuff' in the caret notation, so 'stuff ^[[D' should work. Note
> that you do need two open-square-brac
Adding the following to the binding above, performs a delete backwards
'stuff ^H'
Which escape or control sequence do I use for a ?
When I use C-V to find out it reports [D.
However that does not work for me.
What you should be sending in your case is [D (three bytes,
is the same character
Hi
I find the following binding useful:
bind ! eval colon 'stuff "! zsh -c \" \""'
Running this places the cursor on the right of the last
double quote. I want to add to the binding a in
order to have the cursor in-between the double quotes.
Adding the following to the binding above, p
Hi
I find the following binding useful:
bind ! eval colon 'stuff "! zsh -c \" \""'
Running this places the cursor on the right of the last
double quote. I want to add to the binding a in
order to have the cursor in-between the double quotes.
Adding the following to the binding above, p
