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Yeah, this breaks the "move over by word" with Ctrl+Left and Ctrl+Right which I use a lot. Maybe I need to add them explicitly.
by larrik 10y ago
Yeah, this breaks the "move over by word" with Ctrl+Left and Ctrl+Right which I use a lot. Maybe I need to add them explicitly.
- ldiracdelta 10y agoAh. I use the standard emac'esque commands to move over by word. alt+b for back word, alt+f for forward word. Not at all intuitive... windows line movement commands win over emacs bindings form an intuitive perspective. Also you don't need these to get up/down to work: "\e[C": forward-char "\e[D": backward-char Those are for left/right arrows.
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