[lug] command line editing in vi
Hugh Brown
hugh at vecna.com
Thu Jun 7 09:57:05 MDT 2001
I am an intermediate user. I use elm as my mailer. I'm just tired of all
the cruft that redhat uses that seems to break the way that I use vi.
I am aware of using Esc to go to command mode. I am wondering what
happened to the ex (Esc :) command history that I had under RH 6.2. I also used to be
able to do ^V to force literal interpretration of keystrokes.
I don't know where to go looking for the problems and I am being a little
lazy. I was hoping that someone knew already or could point me in the
right direction.
Hugh
"Dhruva Reddy"
>
> I never could figure out how to get vi to do this, or
> why it sometimes does and sometimes doesn't.
>
> I don't know how well versed you are in vi, but 'k'
> moves up one line and 'j' moves down one line (you of
> course need to go into command mode first by hitting
> esc)
>
> --- Hugh Brown <hugh at vecna.com> wrote:
> > I am using vim on rh 7.1. When I go to the command
> > line mode and type an
> > up arrow to try and go to the previous command, I
> > get <Up> instead of the
> > previous command.
> >
> > Anyone know what gives or what I need to change?
> >
> > Hugh
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