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Please support a ctrl+Y
to insert text removed via ctrl+W
or ctrl+U
#633
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These work just fine for me, @setharnold, already providing the functionality you requested. Which version of matterhorn and which terminal are you using, and what is the functionality you see when you try these keys? |
@kquick what worked for you? This is what I tried:
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@setharnold Also, I wanted to ask if you could be very specific about the keybindings you're using (or want to use). The "^W" syntax can be ambiguous due to its use to indicate some characters prefixed by Ctrl as well as to refer to other characters such as Backspace that are not printable. So if you mean "Ctrl-W" and "Ctrl-U", it would be helpful to us if you can indicate that with "Ctrl-W" or "C-W" rather than "^W". With that said, since Matterhorn supports custom keybindings, the real question here seems to be one of functionality rather than specific keys. I'm interpreting this ticket to be about requesting that words killed with Ctrl-w are pastable with C-y. |
Hrm... perhaps I hadn't had my coffee yet. I must have tested |
^Y
to insert text removed via ^W
or ^U
ctrl+Y
to insert text removed via ctrl+W
or ctrl+U
I rarely use Thanks |
Thanks, @setharnold! |
Hello, I quite often use
ctrl+W
andctrl+U
to kill words and lines, and then usectrl+Y
to re-insert those killed words. I'd like to have this functionality in Matterhorn.There's two versions of this that I've seen:
irssi
will store one killed word or line, and re-insert just that one item.bash
will store multiple words, and can keep track of an entire killed stack, for reinsertion.I prefer the
irssi
version of this feature; I never use the extra features of thebash
version.Thanks
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