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bindkey: How to map Alt key (2022-07-28 02:25 by maxgyver83 #90679)

Hello everybody,

I could manage to map `vi-edit-and-accept` to Ctrl-v in emacs mode:

bindkey --emacs '\^V' vi-edit-and-accept

But actually I would like to bind it to Alt-v. How can I achieve this? I have tried so far:

bindkey --emacs '\^[V' vi-edit-and-accept
bindkey --emacs '^[V' vi-edit-and-accept
bindkey --emacs '^[v' vi-edit-and-accept
bindkey --emacs '\^\[V' vi-edit-and-accept

Best regards,
Max

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Re: bindkey: How to map Alt key (2022-07-28 02:50 by maxgyver83 #90681)

> But actually I would like to bind it to Alt-v. How can I achieve this? I have tried so far:
>
> bindkey --emacs '\^[V' vi-edit-and-accept
> bindkey --emacs '^[V' vi-edit-and-accept
> bindkey --emacs '^[v' vi-edit-and-accept
> bindkey --emacs '\^\[V' vi-edit-and-accept

Sorry for bothering you. After thinking again, I found it:

bindkey --emacs '\^[v' vi-edit-and-accept

I think the rule of thumb is: Use backslash plus what you get when you type Ctrl-v and then the key combo you want to use.

(It seems to be the same in bash: For key combos with Ctrl you use capital letters, for key combos with Alt you use minor letters.)

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