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> To get out of command history mode, it's the opposite. You can leave command history just by typing <enter>, not :q<enter>.
by emillon 14y ago
> To get out of command history mode, it's the opposite.
You can leave command history just by typing <enter>, not :q<enter>.
- jyap 14y ago... That only applies if you haven't moved your cursor to a line in the command history which doesn't have commands. Otherwise just hitting <enter> will run that command line. So it's safer to tell people to enter :q<enter>