Bash modo de edición¶
Bash tiene dos modos de edición, vi y emacs, por omisión es emacs. La diferencia entre uno y otro (al menos hasta donde sé), es el mapa de teclado/comando que se usa inicialmente.
[makerpm@movix ~]$ set -o vi [makerpm@movix ~]$ bind -P | head abort is not bound to any keys accept-line can be found on "\C-j", "\C-m". alias-expand-line is not bound to any keys arrow-key-prefix is not bound to any keys backward-byte is not bound to any keys backward-char can be found on "\eOD", "\e[D". backward-delete-char can be found on "\C-h", "\C-?". backward-kill-line is not bound to any keys backward-kill-word is not bound to any keys
versus
[makerpm@movix ~]$ set -o emacs [makerpm@movix ~]$ bind -P | head abort can be found on "\C-g", "\C-x\C-g", "\e\C-g". accept-line can be found on "\C-j", "\C-m". alias-expand-line is not bound to any keys arrow-key-prefix is not bound to any keys backward-byte is not bound to any keys backward-char can be found on "\C-b", "\eOD", "\e[D". backward-delete-char can be found on "\C-h", "\C-?". backward-kill-line can be found on "\C-x\C-?". backward-kill-word can be found on "\e\C-h", "\e\C-?".