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Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2016 21:24:32 +0100
From: Christian Brabandt <cb@256bit.org>
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Subject: Re: vi mode reset
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Hi Oliver!

On Fr, 09 Dez 2016, Oliver Kiddle wrote:

> You want to get rid of all that: the _start_quoted_paste and
> _start_paste functions and any additional keymap.
> Then you should see:
>   % bindkey -L |grep 200
>   bindkey "^[[200~" bracketed-paste
> To check for odd keymaps, run bindkey -l

That helped. I feel embarrassed now ;)

I have disabled those maps now. I think I got them from here sometimes. 
I disabled those now in my .zshrc and use the default bracked-paste keys 
now (as shown in your example). Will see how good this works.

Thanks.

Best,
Christian