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You can also use esc-v to get to the editor if you switch your input to vim mode with "set -o vi" in your .bashrc file. Or for extra points ^[v which will serv
by beacon294 2y ago
You can also use esc-v to get to the editor if you switch your input to vim mode with "set -o vi" in your .bashrc file.
Or for extra points ^[v which will serve as a handier escape, as well.
- renewiltord 2y agoDespite being vimian I've found set -o vi hard to work with. Do you like it? Neovim terminal seems better for me since output is selectable in the buffer.
- beacon294 2y agoIt's a muscle you build. If you're using vim then you'll like it better. You have to imagine the ex mode buffer.