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- Ben Sturmfels, aleksejrs and gryps75 and 11 others like this.
- Marcio B. Jr., Micky and Fayaz Yusuf Khan and 3 others repeated this.
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dosen't work me! i set editor to emacs-snapshot and use gnome3!!
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@dno you just need to bind "edit-and-execute-command" to a key. e.g. 'bind -m vi "E":edit-and-execute-command ' binds E in vi-editing mode.
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@dno a list of all bound and not bound functions for vi-mode can be read by executing "bind -m vi -p"
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@gnuman 1. doesn't work if your using !zsh or any other shell 2. it first checks $VISUAL then $EDITOR if failed switches to emacs.
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I check again, both variables are empaty! I set again but do not difference! What is Problem? I use Bash!
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@gnuman run "export EDITOR=emacs" and try again. it should work.
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@tuxitop sorry doesn't work.
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@tuxitop Work in !zsh : http://ur1.ca/9sruv
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@fzerorubigd I know! it just doesn't work with the default configuration.
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@gnuman you can check if the key is correctly bound by running "bind -p | grep edit-and-execute-command". try google for more info :)
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