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| I have a mapping in the .inputrc-File
(using a current bash-version)
"foo": "command X bar"
So what I do, I enter "foo" on the command-line,
and then go back to X with "FXs" (vi-mode)
Is it possible to define an inputrc-mapping in such a way
that I end up with the cursor between
command CURSOR bar?
Ardek
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| Dave Gibson 2007-08-25, 1:22 pm |
| Ardek <miscus@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a mapping in the .inputrc-File
> (using a current bash-version)
>
> "foo": "command X bar"
>
> So what I do, I enter "foo" on the command-line,
> and then go back to X with "FXs" (vi-mode)
>
> Is it possible to define an inputrc-mapping in such a way
> that I end up with the cursor between
>
> command CURSOR bar?
Append "\eFXs" (literal '' and 'e') to the binding:
$if Bash
# Command mode:
set keymap vi
"foo": "icommand X bar\eFXs"
# Insert mode:
set keymap vi-insert
"foo": "command X bar\eFXs"
$endif
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