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Date: 16 Oct 2001 19:47:16 MET DST
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Subject: BASH:No Mapping via .inputrc in vi-mode?
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When I put the following lines into .inputrc

             set editing-mode vi
             "y":"ls -a"

ls -a will not be "mapped" to y,

it works in emacs-mode

            set editing-mode emacs
            "y":"ls -a"

doing this

            set editing-mode vi
            $if mode="vi-insert"
            "y":"ls -a"
            $endif

does not help.


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