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Another one I love is that both bash & zsh can edit the current command in $EDITOR. In bash, it's ^X^E by default, and in zsh, I think you have to bind it. (it'
by deathanatos 10y ago
Another one I love is that both bash & zsh can edit the current command in $EDITOR. In bash, it's ^X^E by default, and in zsh, I think you have to bind it. (it's edit-command-line, which I strangely can't find in man zshzle.)