For those that use tcsh, the same can be accomplished in your .cshrc with:
bindkey -v
or emacs with:
bindkey -e
On 7/14/06, Grant Kelly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Try this in bash (or put it in ~/.bashrc):
set -o vi
You can now edit your command line like it's in vi, including using
'j' and 'k' (in command mode) to move down/up in your bash history.
Fun stuff...
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