Hi, I'm new to fish shell and generally loving it. A great experience so far.
I have one behaviour I'd like to continue from my zsh setup which is searching the history. On zsh, if I type the start of a command like 'vim' then it doesn't suggest anything immediately but if I do a history-search-backward style key press then it completes to the last command I ran that started with 'vim' and I can press 'enter' to run it or repeat the history-search thingy to find the command before that, etc. So it is the same pattern for the last command or the one before it, just more key presses. With fish, if I type 'vim' then it ghosts in the last command I ran that starts with 'vim' and if I click history-search-backward thingy then I get the second to last command. So if I want to run the last command, I currently have to press 'right arrow' to complete the ghosting then enter and if I want the second to last then I have to press history-search-backward and then press enter. This small difference is throwing me off and I'd like to emulate the behaviour I had with zsh. Is that possible? I've had a little look at some of the fish scripts and the use of the 'commandline' command but I can't see how I would achieve the results I'm after. Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks, Michael
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