adding C-U and C-Y bindings#1
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This uses the unamed register and actually executes a let command to yank the current command text into the register. Maybe there is a better way?
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Insert mode is right out. I'm really hesitant about command line mode too. People have very clear expectations about when the unnamed register will change, and this isn't one of those situations. Maybe we could use the small delete register ( |
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Huh, didn't know about |
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This would also be useful for |
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Heh, I reluctantly merged that |
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Gave up on CTRL-W for now, but #17 works nicely for CTRL-U. This has been bugging me for about 10 years. |
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This uses the unamed register and actually executes a let command
to yank the current command text into the register. Maybe there
is a better way?