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I think I may have said this before but: > Warp: a terminal emulator whose killer feature is allowing you to edit your command as if you were in vscode/sublime
by camgunz 3y ago
I think I may have said this before but:
> Warp: a terminal emulator whose killer feature is allowing you to edit your command as if you were in vscode/sublime
I exhort anyone interested in this feature to enable vi mode for your shell; zsh, bash, and ksh all support it. Readline also supports it, which will let you use it in CLIs like REPLs and psql. It is glorious.
- chungy 3y agoYou can also do C-x C-e in bash and it'll open your current prompt input in $EDITOR. You can even start doing multi-line input the easy way through this method.
- theusus 3y agoAlso warp requires you to sign in before you use it. That's stupid imo
- HumanOstrich 3y agoAgreed. I immediately nuked Warp when it demanded that I sign in to use it.
- williamdclt 3y agoI did not know readline supported it!! This is great info Aside: how is it implemented? Does readline have to reimplement vi style editing; or is there some sort of vi lib?
- camgunz 3y agoI'm pretty sure there isn't a vi lib, would be cool, but I think it's just a reimplementation.
- mdwalters 3y agono fish support? :(
- Schiphol 3y agoYes, fish supports it too