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Thank you! I tried to google how to do this some time ago with no success! However it looks like it only works with emacs editing mode (set -o emacs). Is there

by meken 9y ago

Thank you! I tried to google how to do this some time ago with no success! However it looks like it only works with emacs editing mode (set -o emacs). Is there a way to do this in vim editing mode (set -o vi)? Also it doesn't appear to work in zsh. Is there a zsh equivalent?

Arkanosis 9y ago
For Zsh, add “bindkey '^x^e' edit-command-line” somewhere in your ~/.zshrc and you have it.
polm23 9y ago
In vim editing mode, enter normal mode and push v and the line will be opened in a temp file.