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vi-open-line-* in Emacs mode
- X-seq: zsh-users 11434
- From: meino.cramer@xxxxxx
- To: zsh-users@xxxxxxxxxx
- Subject: vi-open-line-* in Emacs mode
- Date: Fri, 20 Apr 2007 05:34:15 +0200
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Hi,
I often edit """scripts""" on the commandline, like
short loops etc.
Often too I forget to insert a specific line and
have to re-edit my """script""". In the real world
I am a Vi(m) user, but for command-line-editing
I prefer Emacs-mode.
In this mode I miss a keysequence to add/insert/open
a new line.
I found vi-open-line-above and -below, but there seem
no Emacs equivalent available .... (?)
I tried to bind those functions:
bindkey "\M-o" vi-open-line-below # vi like open line below cursor position
bindkey "\M-O" vi-open-line-above # vi like open line above cursor position
but this does not work.
Are there any equivalent funtions/commands in Emacs mode I can use
instead?
How can I bind the vi-* functions/commands to a key sequence in Emacs
mode ?
Thank you very much for any helpful binding ! :) :) :)
Kind regards,
mcc
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