mapping ctrl-D to <ctrl-W ctrl-D>

mapping ctrl-D to <ctrl-W ctrl-D>

[Eric Smith]

What is a nice clean way to do this mapping?
To absolutely close a shell even if spaces or words on this line.

Thanks 

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Re: mapping ctrl-D to <ctrl-W ctrl-D>

[Peter Stephenson]

On Wed, 18 Nov 2009 13:22:41 +0100
Eric Smith <es@fruitcom.com> wrote:
> What is a nice clean way to do this mapping?
> To absolutely close a shell even if spaces or words on this line.

  clear-and-exit() {
    zle kill-whole-line
    exit
  }
  zle -N clear-and-exit

gives you a ZLE function you can bind a key to.  (I presume you don't
really need the exit to be generated by a ^D that looks like an
end-of-file.)  You don't actually need to delete the line first, although
it looks neater.

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Re: mapping ctrl-D to <ctrl-W ctrl-D>

[Atom Smasher]

On Wed, 18 Nov 2009, Eric Smith wrote:

> What is a nice clean way to do this mapping? To absolutely close a shell 
> even if spaces or words on this line.
============

kill-it-all () {
 	zle && zle .kill-whole-line
 	exit
}
zle -N kill-it-all
bindkey '^D' kill-it-all


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Re: mapping ctrl-D to <ctrl-W ctrl-D>

[Atom Smasher]

On Wed, 18 Nov 2009, Eric Smith wrote:

> What is a nice clean way to do this mapping? To absolutely close a shell 
> even if spaces or words on this line.
=============

actually...

kill-it-all () {
 	exit
}
zle -N kill-it-all
bindkey '^D' kill-it-all



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