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in addition to settings mentioned in the article, I have these two settings as well: "\C-d": unix-filename-rubout this allows me to delete complete filena
by asicsp 7y ago
in addition to settings mentioned in the article, I have these two settings as well:
"\C-d": unix-filename-rubout
this allows me to delete complete filenames to the left of the cursor.. by default, you have Ctrl+w that deletes till whitespace and Esc+backspace that deletes words, but what I want most of the time is deleting filename
set echo-control-characters off
this is occasionally useful for my workflow, when I use Ctrl+c to abort currently typed command, I do not like the control character mangling the command in case I wish to copy paste that command again