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I'm running the latest version and I'm not sure what is going on. I tend to have a pattern where I'll up-arrow through my history to find a command, and then need to modify it slightly. So let's say I have the following command:
cp ~/mydirectory/home ~/mydirectory/home_backup
And I've forgotten the -r. So my workflow is I'll hit up-arrow to bring the command up again, and then I use option-left-arrow to move by word to just before the cp command. But when I type it doesn't always insert characters, and I find that also once I type I can't seem to delete before where I started typing. So using the above example, if I option-left-arrow to the first tilde, and then try to type, I can't ever delete (or even get to!) anything earlier in the line than that.
I'm sure this is a behavior I don't understand, but is there any way to turn that off? Or to help me understand what it's doing? (It doesn't seem to be a Vim mode, but maybe it's an Emacs mode and I don't use that?)
Thanks!
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Hello!
I'm running the latest version and I'm not sure what is going on. I tend to have a pattern where I'll up-arrow through my history to find a command, and then need to modify it slightly. So let's say I have the following command:
cp ~/mydirectory/home ~/mydirectory/home_backup
And I've forgotten the
-r
. So my workflow is I'll hitup-arrow
to bring the command up again, and then I useoption-left-arrow
to move by word to just before thecp
command. But when I type it doesn't always insert characters, and I find that also once I type I can't seem to delete before where I started typing. So using the above example, if Ioption-left-arrow
to the first tilde, and then try to type, I can't ever delete (or even get to!) anything earlier in the line than that.I'm sure this is a behavior I don't understand, but is there any way to turn that off? Or to help me understand what it's doing? (It doesn't seem to be a Vim mode, but maybe it's an Emacs mode and I don't use that?)
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: