Re: How to map the # key to a command?

[Paul Fox]

chris wrote:
 > In the end I have used E as I never use[d] the default binding for
 > that. So:-
 > 
 >     bind-key edit-file E
 > 
 > Does just what I want, gives me a single key way to edit files loaded
 > as a result of 'vi <directory>' which I have just created a need for.
 > I might even use lower case e (even simpler, no need to shift))
 > because I don't think I have ever used the default e either.

Funny what people use and don't use.  I use e and E all the time,
probably usually with d or c, in order to delete something without
taking the trailing whitespace.

OTOH, I'm quite certain I've never used 'vi <directory>', except by
accident.

paul
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paul fox, pgf@foxharp.boston.ma.us (arlington, ma)