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Re: Contrl-Z action.

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From: Geoff Wing <gwing@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: alekso@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Alexey Solovyov)
Subject: Re: Contrl-Z action.
Date: Wed, 6 Nov 1996 13:58:25 +1100 (EST)
Cc: zsh-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
In-reply-to: <199611051046.CAA20974@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> from "Alexey Solovyov" at Nov 5, 96 02:46:43 am

Alexey Solovyov wrote:
:guys. Or we really have nothing to talk about? 
:
:But I've got a question. Once I came up why I want to have my job
:suspended by pressing Cntrl-Z ? Ok, I want it to run in background
:right after that. In another words how to (where) redefine action of
:Ctrl-Z?  Any comments why nobody should change it are also very
:welcome.

I can't think of a elegant way of doing this automatically without a lot of
overhead.  What you could do is

% bindkey -s "^Z" "bg^M"

then when you suspend something, press CTRL-Z again and it will put it in the
background.
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