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CTRL-K for bookmarking seems like a possible mistake. That is a very common key combination for killing text forward from a cursor, and one which I use often ev
by Dangeranger 8y ago
CTRL-K for bookmarking seems like a possible mistake. That is a very common key combination for killing text forward from a cursor, and one which I use often every day.
It would also be wonderful to see this work with shells beyond Bash and Zsh, such as Fish or Csh for example.
- dmix 8y agoAgreed, why use such a simple and commonly used command shortcut? This will most certainly conflict with my current ZSH. Probably one of the worst possible choices in terms of likelihood of clashing. Question: when using `marker mark` does it bookmark the previously used command?
- chrisshroba 8y agoThis seems like a non-issue since it supports changing the key combinations with environmental variables. Anyone who uses Ctrl-K regularly (which I imagine is not the majority of shell users) can override the combo in their shell's rc file.
- Dangeranger 8y agoYes I saw that. Generally I don’t want to have to resort to ENV config variables in order to get back to the default shell navigation key combinations which have worked on POSIX shells for thirty years. It’s nice they allow for overriding, but I’d prefer if people were more cognizant of built-in shell navigation.
- banku_brougham 8y agoenvironment variables allow assignment of different keybindings, according to the readme.