* lauching editor on command line input
@ 1997-01-08 3:21 Matthew Braun
1997-01-08 9:07 ` Zefram
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From: Matthew Braun @ 1997-01-08 3:21 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: zsh-users
Say I'm using command history (ie. up arrow in emacs mode) to go back to
a multi-line command (like a for loop), is there way to setup a
keystroke to launch an editor (ie. vi/emacs) on the current command
line. Kind of like you can do with 'fc -e vi' to edit the last command
that was run?
Also, is there a way to avoid the command being run (and instead put you
back to the zle command line input mode) when you exit the editor from
running the 'fc -e' command.
Thanks for any info...
Matthew.
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* Re: lauching editor on command line input
1997-01-08 3:21 lauching editor on command line input Matthew Braun
@ 1997-01-08 9:07 ` Zefram
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From: Zefram @ 1997-01-08 9:07 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: Matthew Braun; +Cc: zsh-users
Something like this should work:
bindkey -a "^A^A" beginning-of-buffer-or-history
bindkey -a "^A^E" end-of-buffer-or-history
bindkey -a "^A'" quote-line
bindkey -as some_key_sequence "^A'^A^AIprint -r -- ^[^A^EA > /tmp/z\$\$;vi /tmp/z\$\$;print -z -- \$(< /tmp/z\$\$)^M"
This is untested.
-zefram
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