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From: Raju K V <raju.kurunkad@wipro.com>
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Subject: use vim to vi
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hi,

When I say zsh uses vi mode for command line editing, does it actually
use the vi editor or does it have a vi emulation inbuilt? if it calls
the vi editor for command line editing, can i make it call vim instead?

also in vi mode, how can I open the command line in vi (like 'v' command in
ksh)?

Thanks in advance,
Raju
PS: please cc me in your replies.