ksh-style vi mode niggle

ksh-style vi mode niggle

[Michael Pacey]

I've recently started using zsh at home but at work I use korn shell (I
don't have the option of installing zsh unfortunately).

I am happy switching between the two with one niggle. I am a vi user,
and I set EDITOR=vi. When I recall last command, ksh positions my cursor
at the start of the line. This means if, for example, I do:

file somefile

and file tells me its ASCII text, in ksh I can say:

ESC-k d e more

and I'm looking at the file. zsh fores me to say:

ESC-k 0 d e more

I know, it's one character... but this key sequence is ingrained into
me. This is the case even with 'ARGV0=ksh zsh'.

Is there something I can do to make zsh /even more/ like ksh in this one
regard?

Please cc: me in any replies as I am not subscribed to the list.

Many thanks in advance.
-- 
Michael Pacey <michael@wd21.co.uk>