Benji Fisher wrote:
On Sat, Jun 10, 2006 at 03:50:52PM +0200, A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
Marc Weber wrote:
Yakov
How would you implement bash Ctrl-k behaviour ? Delete from cursor till
the end of line?
noremap : q:i
? ;-)
In Normal mode, D (shift-d) deletes from cursor to end-of-line (with a
count: on <count> lines including the current one).
See
:help D
If you want to do the same thing in Insert mode, try
:imap <C-k> <Esc>lC
It is not perfect, since it dumps you into Normal mode if you use it
when you are already at the end of the line. If you set 'insertmode',
then use CTRL-\ CTRL-N instead of ESC:
:imap <C-k> <C-\><C\N>lC
(This will work whether or not 'insertmode' is set.)
HTH --Benji Fisher
In Insert mode, <C-O>D should do it, and <S-End><Del> may. (The latter
may depend on your 'keymodel' setting.)
(Ctrl-O works regardless of 'insertmode' and <S-End><Del> doesn't take
you out of Insert mode.)
Best regards,
Tony.
